Showing posts with label iExperience. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iExperience. Show all posts

Monday, July 24, 2017

iExperience


Learners: Rayna, Raisa, Scarlett & Anisha          Habitat: LH1       
Learning Coach: R. Moopanar                              Date: 25.07.17
Learning Area: iExperience - ICT     Key Competency: Participating and Contributing
Learning Observed
This term our focus is on how we can be curious citizens. In order to launch this the learners participated in a curious google docs creation where they collaboratively explored and brainstormed ideas about their holidays. The lasting understanding from this iExperience was that we can be connected in a variety of ways and display these connections by predicting and processing what the steps are in the creation of a google doc. It was great to see the learners supporting each other in being curious and deciding what how to create the document and  hear them describe their documents as an example of how we can recall and connect with others.  All of the learners displayed their capabilities by working independently on their own google doc. The documents can be seen in the learner’s  Google drive.
Evidence of learning
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Next Learning Steps
  • Present learning, seek feedback and make appropriate changes
  • Share your learning with your family

Sunday, February 19, 2017

iExperience narrative


Learner: Scarlett  Habitat: LH1     Learning Coach: R. Moopanar        Date: 14.02.17
Learning Area: iExperience - Art  Key Competency: Participating and Contributing
Learning Observed
This term our focus is on how we can be collaborative citizens. In order to launch this the learners participated in a collaborative Art project where the NZC Achievement Objective was to share the ideas, feelings, and stories communicated by their own and others’ objects and images. The lasting understanding from this iExperience was that we can be collaborative in a variety of ways and display these collaborations by asking for help from other learners, learning coaches,  families or experts.  It was a great initial activity for the learners to connect with each other while creating a collaborative product.  The students helped to brainstorm ideas of what it ‘looks like’ to be collaborative.  They then used the brainstorm ideas to create their own pictures/symbols/icons to create a collaborative poster on “The Yin Fire Chicken”.  It was great to see them supporting each other in being curious and deciding what to draw and to hear them describe their picture as an example of how we can connect with others. Scarlett can use the word ‘Collaborative’ and understands what it means. All of the learners displayed their capabilities by working independently on their own pictures and designs but towards a team result.  The artwork can be seen displayed in LH1.
Evidence of learning
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Next Learning Steps
  • Present learning, seek feedback and make appropriate changes
  • Share your learning with your family

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Walking on stilts Narrative Assessment


Learner: Scarlett Y                    Learning Coach: Talia Morgan        Date: 23/08/2016
Learning Area: iExperience
Learning Observed
Today at the Howick Historical Village the learners were offered the opportunity to try out games from the 19th Century, Victorian times. Some of these games, although old, were completely new to the learners. Scarlett was brave enough to have a go at walking on the wooden stilts. She was a little nervous at first but quickly got the hang of it and was soon zooming around the courtyard. Scarlett even gave the big stilts and some other games a go, all with a positive attitude!
Evidence of learning

Scarlett gave lot’s of new things a go. Watch her walk on the wooden stilts!
Key Competencies/Vision Principles
Scarlett is developing both her Capabilities and Curiosities in iExperience - games. She was willing to give all games a go, no matter how difficult they appeared or how unsure of them she was (Participating and Contributing). Scarlett was sharing all of the materials provided for the activities with her peers and was encouraging them all to give things a go (Relating to Others). She was curious about all the things their were to explore and asked lots of questions, yet was able to be a capable and responsible learner (Managing Self).
Next Learning Steps
  • Write a story about what she experienced at the Howick Historical Village
  • Create her own game for an iExplore at school
  • Share learning with home