2017 Resolution Syndicate Info Evening
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This document provides information about the literacy, numeracy, and other focus areas for a school syndicate. It discusses developing student independence, skills, problem solving, and strengths. It outlines curriculum focus areas like te reo me ona tikanga and swimming/gymnastics rotations. It also discusses homework expectations, mathletics, awards for courtesy/consideration, and extracurricular programs. Management topics covered include EOTC opportunities and Australian competitions.
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- 4. Develop independence: personally and in class Consolidate skills and strategies developed in Year 1 & 2. Build and extend the children from that platform. Develop co-operative skills Develop problem solving skills. Develop their strengths & a positive mind-set Make good choices. Focus RBa
- 5. Curriculum Learning Intentions (WALTs & WINs) Te Reo me ona Tikanga Syndicate Rotations Cultural Exchange Swimming: Term 3 with Ally Todd Gymnastics with Big Air Gym SM
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- 10. Mathletics is a online programme that can be accessed anywhere with an internet connection. Each children has their own username and password. Interactive Curriculum Activities •Adaptive activities that cater to your child’s needs and ability • Instant feedback •Animated support that guides students through concepts •Reinforces understanding • Rewards that promote engagement Live mathematics •Exciting real life challenges with students in their class, school, New Zealand and all over the world. •*Amazing for developing basic facts skills AK
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