Sharing to the world

What is successful with learners -  The Seesaw app is brilliant for sharing our learning with whanau. 

Google hangouts - for meetings and PD.  Had a great one last week from Christchurch all about vertical grouping.

Denise and Anne-Maree

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Sharing to the World

Two examples of sharing that we have found success with my learners.

1.  My students enjoy leading class Karakia every morning.  

This consists of; 

Inoi

Himene

Mihi

Waiata Tautoko

This adds to their self-efficacy, confidence, and wellness.

2.  The second example is students sharing their knowledge on what they have learned about Explain Everything. 

This promotes the ability to move around this application.

waitangi

of sharing that you have found successful with your learners 

of sharing that you have found successful with your learners 

Sharing With the World

Blogging is a very useful tool for sharing learning with the world.  It enables tamariki to share with a wide range of audiences and obtain immediate feedback.

Establishing and maintaining a school site/FB page is another way of creating a dialogue with an outside audience.

I will continue to work on establishing my own professional blog.

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Two examples Ruma Tekau has shared to the world is blogging and sharing some of our awesome mahi onto our school newsletter. Ka Rawe!

pam@kaikohewest.school.nz

Sharing with the world

Creating writing challenges and uploading these onto our blog.  Students/parents and the wider community then share their ideas back in the comments or bring things into class.

Karakia being recorded and then uploaded to the class blog.  This helps students to rewind their learning and also has proved to be a great connecting point for others outside our school community.  - other local schools have commented on how they use the same karakia and that it is useful to them, as well as others connecting with the purpose behind us learning our Karakai. e.g. staying on a Marae.

Kariene

Sharing to the World

Blogging is an effective way to share our learning with the world.

Our classroom site also shares our learning to the world.

Sarah-Jayne Stevenson