Every child has a good day every day

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Every child has a good day every day TEACHING IN CQR Every child has a good day every day Every child matters every day SEQUENCED TEACHING AND LEARNING OUR STUDENTS ENSURE THAT EVERY DAY, IN EVERY CLASSROOM EVERY STUDENT IS LEARNING AND ACHIEVING MAKING JUDGEMENTS ASSESSMENT CURRICULUM INTENT OUR STUDENTS ASSESSMENT MAKING JUDGEMENTS FEEDBACK SEQUENCED TEACHING AND LEARNING LEARNER AND TEACHERS WORKING TOGETHER TO DIRECT INSTRUCTION The teacher is actively directing all students in highly structured learning activities. Ensuring all students achieve and consolidate the learning objectives. Our schools methods include: INTERACTIVE INSTRUCTION The teacher activates and facilitates student learning collaboratively and productively. Our schools methods include: INDIRECT INSTRUCTION The teacher activates and facilitates learner centred activities. The learners are given real choices and decisions about what and how they are learning. Our schools methods include: EXPERIENTIAL INSTRUCTION The teacher activates and facilitates learners participation in experiences that are real, simulated or dramatisations relevant to their current learning. Our schools methods include:  Imperatives Students: Must have at least one teacher they believe cares for and supports them. Must believe the work they are requested to do is at their level. Must have friends at school, they must feel included. Imperatives Teachers: Must believe every student can achieve highly (exception ILPs). Must continually build bridges with every student. Must know the next steps for learning for every child. Version 16 Oct 2012