something i enjoyed today i had so mach fun today by doing the flag we had to go in gorp's in tow's.
I need to improve is that i need to be more good at the flags.
I am looking forard to do more thing about flags.
Learners: Gary & Saniya
Learning Coach: Stephanie Hooker Date: 26 July 2016
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Learning Area: iDevelop- Maths
Key Competency: Using Language, Symbols and Text
NZC AO: Level 2 Statistics:
gathering, sorting, and displaying category and whole-number data
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Learning Observed
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We are currently learning about Statistics in Maths. The focus for this particular activity was to create a simple tally chart and gather data from other learners. Both learners were capable of working independently and were able to complete the task - Self management. When working alongside Saniya, Gary noticed her tally marks were incorrect. He was able to articulate his thinking skills and share his knowledge so she was able to count the tally’s correctly- Gary developing his coaching capability and Saniya subsequently developing her tallying capability through practice. Our learners always enjoy the opportunity to connect and work with others.
Learner voice: Saniya says, “I like Maths, I could do it all day”.
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Learner: Annia, Ava, Kim, Sally, Seraya and Saniya Learning Coach: Mr Hattie Date: 25 July 2016
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Learning Area: Learning Habitat 1 - iExperience
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Learning Observed
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In iExpereince we are looking at Developing our Capabilities and goal setting. Annia, Ava, Kim, Sally, Seraya and Saniya’s activity was the card house building. In this activity I saw many different strategies and levels of Capabilities and Collaboration. Ava and Kim were sharing the ways that they were building their cards houses. Saniya seemed to be the only one who was building her tower on the carpet. I asked her why she was doing it on the carpet and she said “because the table was slippery and carpet was harder which made it easier.” This was a great Connection. Sally, Annia and Seraya just sat quietly and concentrated on the task at hand. I noticed different styles of capabilities which were all useful to the task. The Key Competency that were being used were Thinking, Managing Self and Participating.
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Evidence of learning
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Ava said “If you put your cards next to mine then they can balance”
Saniya “The carpet is easier to do it on”
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Annia, Ava, Kim, Sally, Seraya and Saniya’s next learning steps are:
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Learner: Saniya Learning coach: Margaret Patrick Date: June, 2016
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Learning Area: Maths Narrative Learning story
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Learning Observed
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Saniya was collaborating with of a group of learners who was being introduced to a new maths game called “Basketball Addition”. This game is designed for players to practice addition skills of adding two numbers to 20. The game card has an array of number totals to 20 arranged in basketballs .Players also have a set of individual numeral/digits 0-9 cards. Players take turns to turn 2 numeral cards over and then add them together to find the total. They then place a counter on the corresponding total on the large player game card. Saniya participated and contributed to the group, watching the other players and waiting for her turn. She was able to select two cards and count the numbers together by counting every number. In the photo the digits 1 and 3 are turned over and she started with the 1 and then counted 2,3,4. She enjoyed playing the game and wanted to continue playing so she connected with Sally and set up the game on the floor. She demonstrated how she could self manage being a responsive partner who persevered playing several games for a further 10 minutes. Saniya was demonstrating her thinking and how she was able to show her capability of counting all the numbers using a combination of imaging for numbers totalling under 6 and sometimes her fingers for larger number combinations. Having the single digit numbers on individual cards allows the player to organise them to help them add ie; starting with the bigger number. Saniya used the sequence of how she turned over the digit cards and added the numbers in that order. She is working at NZ Maths Stage 2-3 Counting from 1 by Imaging Level 1 of the NZ Curriculum.
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