Today Ruma Kea and Kiwi got together to create some books on book creator. We really enjoyed sharing our learning with Kea as well has teaching them new skills.
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Showing posts with label Student lead teaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Student lead teaching. Show all posts
Thursday, 19 May 2016
Buddy Class
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Buddy Class,
Digital Citizens,
Student lead teaching
Saturday, 16 April 2016
Teaching a strength
3D shapes
On Thursday Carter and I run a workshop to teach our class how to draw 3D shapes. I think that it went really good. I taught lots of people how to draw 3D shapes and they all liked it.
Workshop Reflection
Annelise, Ashleigh, Amelie
Ashleigh
We did really good as teachers. Everybody that came to our workshop listened well and we taught them how to write a memoir and the difference between a memoir and recount.
Amelie
I think my workshop went really well because everyone listened and contributed to our session.
Thursday, 14 April 2016
Student Lead Teaching
On Thursday Ruma Kiwi decided to try something different by running workshops and teaching other class members our chosen strength. My group chose to teach reading. I think my conference went really well because everyone listened and contributed.
Teaching Reading
Yesterday Georgie, Jasmine, Chiara and I were teachers for a 20min block. We taught skimming and scanning as a reading strategy.
Teaching a strength
My strength is rugby. I got to teach this to a group of students in Ruma Kiwi. It was fun and we played a game of touch and practised passing skills.
Teaching a strength
It felt good but they needed to focus more and Paris and I needed to be more organised
Equal Addition teaching
Ivy, Izzy and Freya
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Equal Addition,
Freya,
Ivy,
Izzy,
Student lead teaching
Teaching a strength
Teaching a strength is lots of fun but it's quite hard because some people don't listen. But the block was still amazing. Here are some photos of what I did. I did Equal Addition.
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