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Published on Sep 22, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Professional Development

October 6, 2016
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Plymouth

The Next Chapter: Growing our Programme
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Bedtime Math

Math App

Quote Greeting

Directions:

  • Find a quote that speaks to you.
  • Take the quote, think of how you connect to the quote, and get ready...
  • Move around the room, greet a friend, and share your quotes.
  • Repeat with another friend if time.

Return to your table group and discuss how you could use this strategy with your students.

Essential Agreements

Revising/Editing for 2016-17
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As a table group, please edit and/or revise the Essential Agreements created last year. If there are items for discussion, mark those. Otherwise, initial your thinking.

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4C's Strategy

Making Thinking Visible

Routine for

Synthesizing & Organizing Ideas

Purpose is to provide learners with a structure for text-based discussion built around the following:

Making Connections

Asking Questions

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Key Ideas

Identifying
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Application

Considering 

Use Articles & Video

Read, view, and record with 4Cs in mind

After selecting one of the articles about inquiry, use the 4C's Graphic Organizer to record your thinking.

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As you watch the video, add to the 4C's graphic organizer.

Ralston Elementary:

Inquiry-Based Learning: From Guided to Student Driven

Share your completed 4C's Graphic Organizer with your table group.

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Teacher-Guided.

In the beginning, it will need to be
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Videos/TED Talks/Presentations

Good strategy to use with
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Text-based Discussions

Routine is useful in training students in having
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Evidence

Pushing for textual

Reference text

Ask learners to 
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Get the Picture?

Creating a Learning-Centred Primary Classroom

Working with the pictures provided, use the cards to engage in conversation.

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Think about how the picture(s) makes you feel, how it may be relevant to an issue, or connected to your daily life.

Discuss the similarities and differences between the responses shared in your group.

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Discuss how to

use this inquiry strategy with your students.
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Options for PYP/Putting into Practice Time

  • Create a set of quotes and/or pictures to use with a unit.
  • Add to Box 8 in your planner.
  • Create an inquiry-based activity after watching the video.
  • Re-examine Box 2 (Teacher ?s).
  • Examine one of your summative assessments. Make it more hands-on, creative, and student-centered.
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Reflection & Inspiration

Reflection Jar/Video

Be inspired!
Be kind!
Take ACTION!