7. 2018 Objectives
Make our teaching more responsive
to students’ needs
Standardise a channel of
communication with students
Improve induction so that the chance of
meeting students’ expectations are
higher
Familiarise teachers with moodle
Encourage the use of digital tools
10. Introduction of moodle in individual courses
• Why?
To standardize a channel of communication with all students
To share information about learning outcomes and assessment
of the course so that expectations about the course are more
realistic
To improve the induction process
To encourage self-directed learning by sharing learning
objectives with students
To provide parents with information so that they can keep track
of their children progress
Eventually, to share more information about students with
teachers
https://www.moodlenews.com/2011/42-interesting-ways-to-use-
moodle-in-the-classroom-started-by-tombarrett/
11. Helping forces
e board
moodle sites for advanced levels and adult
groups
technology in classrooms
Directors and head teachers are familiar with how
to use the site
Teachers have been asking for digital tools for
years now
12. Hindering forces
Some teachers have not used e board and /or
moodle sites for advanced levels and adult groups
teachers might feel it is more work
Teachers might question the reason for using this
tool
Teachers might thing their role is to teach the
lesson rather than the students
Teachers might lack the digital skills to use moodle
Teachers may think IT department might give little
support
Pichon- Riviere reactions towards change
13. New equipment in classrooms
Why?
Materials come in digital form
To have access to internet
To engage students
To open the walls of the classroom to other
classrooms and the world
To have the possibility of using digital tools
Gmail tools
To have access to moodle in class
14. Helping forces
Most teachers are familiar with digital tools
Most students bring their own devices to
class
Materials come in digital form
Strong community of teachers willing to
share ideas and experiences
Teachers have been asking for this for a
long time
15. Hindering forces
Some teachers may feel there will be more
work to be done
Teachers might lack the digital skills
Teachers may think IT department might
give little support
Pichon- Riviere reactions towards change
16.
17. All teachers will try these changes out in one
group at each one of the annexes they work.
Tentative starting date:
After Easter Holidays / Training for digital
report cards
Which group?
Who informs students/parents?
When are they informed?
Piloting Phase
18. Administrative questionnaire / Observation –
first three weeks
Student / Parent Questionnaire in May after report
cards have been sent
Monitoring and Evaluation of the changes
Class Observation- End of April / Beginning May
- Teacher appraisal
Follow up of student attendance and performance
19. Student / Parent Questionnaire in May
Monitoring and Evaluation of the use of digital
materials and computers in class
Teacher Questionnaire in May
Teachers guess and share objectives. Think pair share technique
https://create.kahoot.it/l/#user/da49d57b-8534-485f-87eb-eccae5ba05f3/kahoots/created
Activating prior knowledge with a tool to gather more data than you would in a typical classroom situation
Teachers are shown slides and take notes about what they can see and whether they remember anything about this. Mini whiteboards are used to share information. This is another example of ways of gathering data,
Link to moodle to show what the site looks like. Short video by Dylan Willliam and Tomlinson are played to remind them of input sessions.
Following videos, objectives for 2018 are shared
Teachers work in groups and complete chart and share charts.
Our answers are shared and anthing new is added
We will outline our plan as to how to go about it ask them to think whether there is anything about the “how “ they believe we should change or modify-
Teachers share impressions of the sessions. Works as an example of assessment