Library Learning Commons and the ReDesigned Curriculum

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Library Learning Commons and the ReDesigned Curriculum Wynter Oakes Kelowna, BC October 21, 2016

About Me Classroom Teacher Teacher Librarian

My journey so far KLO Middle School Kelowna Secondary School Year 1 My current year 

My Focus Know Connect Support

Redesigned Curriculum

Six Models of Co-Teaching

Definition Inquiry is the mindset students use to build their own knowledge and understanding through an active, open-minded exploration into a meaningful question, problem, or issue. https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/sites/curriculum.gov.bc.ca/files/pdf/glossary.pdf P.4 From Ministry of Ed document

Blue: District focus Yellow: School focus

KLO Middle School My first three years

Host Celebrations OF lEARNING

Specific Skills

Specific Skills

English/Socials 7 Small group of students

Science Fair Background information component

Science 7 U-shaped debate Curated resources Reflection U-shaped debate model from Alberta Assessment Consortium

English/Socials 7 Ancient Civilization

English 9 Hidden Gem Enrichment Group Book Selection Book Review Read-a-Likes Display and purchase

Digital Media Inquiry Digital Identity Co-planned, co-taught & co-assessed 6 lesson unit

Kelowna Secondary

English 10 Modules Inherited unit from previous TLs

English 10 Modules Curricular Competencies Access information for diverse purposes and from a variety of sources and evaluate its relevance, accuracy, and reliability. Recognize and identify the role of personal, social, and cultural contexts, values and perspective in texts. Synthesize ideas from different texts/sources. Use acknowledgements and citations to recognize intellectual property rights Content Can be linked to a variety of content learning standards

English 10 Modules “I can” statements …use digital and print resources to find quality information on a topic …create and revise a list of terms to use to effectively search for information …evaluate resources using CRAAP principles to decide if the information should be used …note-take (by hand or digitally) and gather bibliographic references for the information I use

English 10

Being Responsive and Experiential 2 lesson journal entry 5 lesson research essay 7 lesson co-teaching, co-planning & co-assessing project

English 10 Research Essay

Journalism Article Research

Senior English

AP English English 11

Science 10 Sustainability of Ecosystems Co-planned, co-taught & co-assessed 14 lesson unit

Science 10

Science 10

Science 10

Thank you! Any questions?

Contact me… Wynter Oakes Kelowna Secondary School (250) 870-5105 ext. 7369 wynter.oakes@sd23.bc.ca @Wynter_O ksslearningcommmons.weebly.com

Kelowna Secondary School

Supporting Implementation Of The Re-Designed Curriculum Through The Library Learning Commons Description: This session will be a discussion of how the Library Learning Commons is supporting the implementation of the re-designed curriculum by using a co-planning, co-teaching and co-assessing model. Incorporating inquiry principles, the core competencies and First Peoples Principles of learning, activities are designed and carried out to support student learning. Specific examples from various curricular areas will be shared. Audience: Grade 7-12