You could use this as a focus for your inquiry.
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Kia Ora, Malo-e-lelei and Kia Orana to you all. I am a Year 1&2 teacher at Glenbrae School in Glen Innes, Auckland, New Zealand. Welcome to my professional blog known as "Viena's Teaching as Inquiry"
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Step #1 for identifying inquiry focus for 2022
Unpacking and analysing last year's assessment data in week 5 of Term 1 2022 was essential when the school realised that we cannot colle...
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Frontloading - When planning a lesson, identify the vocabulary students will need in order to understand or explain ideas. Introduce t... -
After 3 weeks of using 'sentence frame' I found this problem; my students would stop in the middle of their sentence if they do not ...
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Watch this short video - it's about teachers with High Expectations, using flexible groupings, and creating warm classroom climates. ...
Thank you for attaching this link to your blog on Teacher High Expectations and the grouping of our students. I will definitely be looking more at how I group my students in order to get the best results.
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs Hiddleston, I must say that I have tried this before and it wasn't easy. It worked with Maths last year so I am going to do the same in writing and reading this year. It helped improve using of mathematical langauge for sure. Thank you for your comment. Looking forward to hear how you go this year.
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