MODULE 8 PRESENTATION Fostering peer relationships.

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MODULE 8 PRESENTATION Fostering peer relationships

Why this module? »Research says teacher’s aide support can sometimes hinder friendships developing between students »There are challenges to supporting a student while fostering their connections to peers. 2MODULE 8: Fostering peer relationships

Belonging »Caring and supportive relationships are critical to students’ learning and wellbeing at school »When we are connected, we feel like we belong »It’s important to foster students’ connections with each other. 3MODULE 8: Fostering peer relationships

Belonging Relationships, environment and school programmes need to: »recognise students »respect students »include students’ identity, languages and cultures. MODULE 8: Fostering peer relationships4

Belonging »Staff model behaviour and teach students to take responsibility for each other »Staff with high expectations believe all students can learn and succeed. MODULE 8: Fostering peer relationships5 If students are identified as belonging, they are expected to participate

Peer-to-peer learning »Students learn through peer-to-peer interactions »Teachers can foster this through shared activities, with students working: –as partners –in teams/groups –with the whole class. 6MODULE 8: Fostering peer relationships

Peer-to-peer learning »If teachers’ aides provide one-to-one support, this may make the student dependent on them »Teachers’ aides need to read a situation and be flexible; is it best to step in or observe? »Observing provides space for interaction. 7MODULE 8: Fostering peer relationships

Fostering friendships Teachers’ aides can: »look for ways to identify common interests between students »offer help to students who need support to join in »gauge their proximity to the student; are they helping the student to make friends or hindering? 8MODULE 8: Fostering peer relationships

Working together »Teachers and teachers’ aides plan how to ensure students can develop relationships, connect with and learn from their peers. MODULE 8: Fostering peer relationships9

Next step? Download the workbook for this module at: teachersandteachersaides.tki.org.nz/ Our-work-together/Module-8 teachersandteachersaides.tki.org.nz/ Our-work-together/Module-8 To find out more about Teachers and Teachers’ Aides Working Together and to access the other modules go to: teachersandteachersaides.tki.org.nz teachersandteachersaides.tki.org.nz 10MODULE 8: Fostering peer relationships