Wairau Intermediate School ICT PD Syndicate Day, 7 th May 2010 Block two: 9:35-11:00 Bernadette Walles, Rika Kirstein, Rodney Bowden Block one: 11:30-

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Wairau Intermediate School ICT PD Syndicate Day, 7 th May 2010 Block two: 9:35-11:00 Bernadette Walles, Rika Kirstein, Rodney Bowden Block one: 11:30- 12:45 Judy Carter, Teresa Nathan, Emma Hegan, Dave Clayton Block three: 1:30-3 Teresa Aue, George Pilgrim, Christine Graham

Don't Worry! Don't worry!

E-Learning in years 7 and 8 School ICT Goals Working in our group What do we know and think now? What's e-learning & do we need it? Confirm our goals Something to use tomorrow!

School ICT Goals Use Mimio consistently - literacy & numeracy Share Mimio ideas & practices Be familiar with & use current software

How would you like to feel? What norms enable this? Working in our group...

Do teachers have to be more expert in technology than students? Stephen Heppellhttp:// =82AOdXqNkLMhttp:// =82AOdXqNkLM Stephen Heppell

What do we know and think now? Complete Technology in my Life Survey Compare responses with colleagues' Discusssimilarities & differences Collect in surveys

What's e-learning & do we need it? NZ Curriculum 'Effective Pedagogy' Brainstorm reasons for ICT in learning NZ Curriculum Effective Pedagogy

Students know where we're heading ICT in learning Students and ICT Stephen Heppell Cry5fVTHNI

learn Confirm Personal/Team goals NZC Achievement Objectives TKI Literacy on line - a starting point Literacy Learning Progressions BoP - link progressions to ICT tools

Teaching as Inquiry Learning intentions, progressions,... Issues Room for improvement Teachers are confident Some students under-perform Less engagement How do you know? Data? Evidence? NZC effective pedagogy

Group Goal (SMART and student learning) Link to NZC, progressions & school goals Actions needed Support needed Evidence

ICT tools Jacqui Sharp's slides on slideshare Jacqui Sharp Slide Share Arataki Cluster Wiki Arataki Wiki BBC Bitesize (Key stages) BBC Bitesize - games Digistore and Software on Line Digistore reading