Showing posts with label Student Reflections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Student Reflections. Show all posts

16 April 2018

TBCS - Craig - Reflection of Term 1 2018

This term has gone really well and there have been lots of positives. Most students have progressed really well in Reading and Math, and Bible has progressed well with the students learning Genesis well and being challenged about how the Word of God impacts their every day lives.

One area that has been a challenge has been writing. I have tried lots of different means of getting the students to write and it has had mixed results. The term goal was about sentences. That still remains a challenge.

We have started using ICT to improve writing outcomes, but this is still in the learning, messy stage. The kids are excited, but our school goal has not seen improvement yet using this media.

I have seen improvement in the students that struggle, but most of the problems are ones of attitude and head space, not so much in ability. I have worked tirelessly to point out strengths and abilities and to create empathy for others. Once they can look outside themselves, they will more quickly see the impact their actions and words.

The students wrote some great reflections of their learning which showed the progress each of them had made. It was really encouraging for me.

  • 2  Reflection on how aspects of PLD have been enacted and the impact on ākonga learning.
  • 3  Participating fully in school/syndicate/faculty/department meetings and be an active member of the team. Share ideas with others.
  • 4  Discussing my practice with colleagues and being open to new ideas.
  • Promotion of positive and appropriate relationships with and between ākonga.