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This document discusses measurement and provides 5 key points about measuring length accurately. It then presents a task asking whether the claim that the perimeter of one's hands is the same as their height can be proven or not. The document suggests selecting the appropriate tools, using benchmarks to estimate, switching between units, and understanding relationships between length units.
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The document outlines a school's plan to implement Language and Literacy Levels (L&LL) to plan, assess, and track student growth in writing. The plan includes developing teacher capacity through professional development, having teachers level student writing in sentence structure, and establishing a moderation process to ensure consistent application of levels. It discusses celebrating student success by documenting examples of writing development tagged to the literacy levels.
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The document discusses different climate zones including tropical, temperate, arid, Mediterranean, and mountain zones. It provides details on the climate conditions, geographical locations, and countries/places associated with each zone. It also defines the differences between weather and climate.
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The document outlines a school's plan to implement Language and Literacy Levels (L&LL) to plan, assess, and help students progress in writing. It details the following:
- Goals for teachers to apply L&LL and for students to progress one level per year or two levels for EALD students.
- A plan to develop teacher capacity through professional development and student leveling sessions to assess sentence structure.
- A moderation process found the school's leveling was mostly aligned to moderator standards.
- An ethos that leveling will help teachers cater to student needs and support differentiation.
Eald staff meeting nov
This document outlines a school's plan to implement Language and Literacy Levels (L&LL) to assess student writing. The goals are for teachers to apply L&LL to plan, document, and assess growth in writing for every student, with all students progressing at least one level per year. A lead team will provide professional development to help teachers learn to assess students' sentence structure and level writing. Moderation processes will help validate teachers' levelling, and resources like an EALD teacher, leadership, and sample work will support teachers' implementation of L&LL.
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The document discusses climate zones and is from Room 7, Group 5. It likely contains information about different climate zones around the world and the characteristics of each zone. The group may have analyzed and categorized regions based on factors like temperature and precipitation to demonstrate understanding of climate classification.
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Climate zones are areas of the world that share similar climates. There are several different climate classification systems that scientists use to categorize regions based on factors like average temperature and precipitation. The most commonly used climate zone system divides the world into five main zones - tropical, subtropical, temperate, subpolar/subarctic, and polar - based on average annual temperatures.
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