Mlp for juniors 2015
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The document discusses using multi-level programming (MLP) in junior classrooms. It presents a scenario where students are stranded on a desert island and must choose 5 items from their classroom to take. Students are then instructed to introduce themselves to 3 people they haven't met. The document provides an overview of organizing teaching through getting plans in line, seeing teaching as a team sport, planning, tracking, and assessing student learning. Teachers can then choose between independent learning, passion projects, or showing and sharing learning with students. Resources on flexible classrooms, innovative learning environments, and collaborative teaching are also shared. Contact information is provided for further assistance.
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crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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- 2. Marooned Scenario: You and your class are stranded on a desert island. On your own: Make a list of only 5 items that you can take with you. These items must be found in your classroom. Now: Introduce yourself to some new people! Share your ideas with at least 3 different people in the room that you haven’t met before.
- 4. #JuniorMLP15 What are we already doing well? How can we do more of it? What are we going to do? Time to give it a go!
- 6. #JuniorMLP15
- 7. Why try and reinvent the wheel? Perfect the one you have!
- 8. MLP is...
- 11. Overview: Getting your ducks in line
- 12. Teaching is a team sport
- 13. Organisation
- 14. Planning
- 15. Tracking
- 16. Assessment
- 17. Over to you….
- 18. Pick a path
- 19. Showing and Sharing Learning
- 20. OR
- 22. OR
- 23. Passion Projects
- 24. Over to you….
- 25. Resources Flexible Classrooms A good introductory video about changing your learning environment from Edutopia. Innovative Learning Environments: the Research An informative screencast from Tony Grey, principal of Te Kowhai School. Collaborative Teaching Advantages More interesting information from Tony Grey’s 2015 sabbatical project.
- 26. What Next? Thursday 29th October 9am-12pm Starting 2016 Anytime
- 27. Contact Us Sarah Whiting Phone: 021986202 Email: sarah.whiting@core-ed.org Ngaire Shepherd-Wills Phone: 021 166 0158 Email: ngaire.shepherd-wills@core-ed.org