Create - Student Blog Post Data

 What did I learn that increased my understanding of Manaiakalani kaupapa and pedagogy?

It is always encouraging to listen to Dorothy's presentations and learn about the Kaupapa and the pedagogy and get inspired. Today's focus was - Share. I learned how important it is to share the finished work. sharing is the beginning of new learning. It was interesting to know that how our learners struggle if we do not teach them the importance of completing the given task and sharing it, from the earlier years of their learning. Teaching those small steps enable them to achieve their goals successfully.

What did I learn that could improve my confidence, capability, or workflow as a professional?

As a teacher, I always plan for the work to be published but it is for me to look into if it is always getting done? Learning about how safe and efficient is the 'Blogger' cleared lots of my doubts about giving access to my learners as we are in the process of creating individual blogs for each of my students. :)

What did I learn that could be used with my learners, how could they use it?

I would definitely use the sheets with my students to create their own graphs. Also Google My Maps - Wow! what a great and interactive tool is that. I couldn't stop adding things to it even after the session was over. I can't wait to share this with my students and get them to have a go at it.

What did I learn that could improve my confidence, capability, or workflow in my personal life?

I think completing and sharing to the right audience increases confidence not only in professional life but also in personal life too. there are many jobs that take a lot of effort to complete. I think I will grow personally also if I consistently think and implement the Kaupapa of Manaiakalani. Also today's session made me think that I should continue sharing my professional learning in the blog even after this amazing 9 weeks of learning.

Here is the graph that I have created using one of the student's Blog Posts' Data

Week 3 Reflections

 

My Amazing Annimation!!!!

 

Reflections - Week 2 DFI

DFI - Reflections- Week 2

What did I learn that increased my understanding of Manaiakalani kaupapa and pedagogy?

 

After the first week 1, I am looking forward to Dorothy's session to learn more about Manaiakalani, its history, projects and also to get a deeper understanding of its Pedagogy. In Today's session, I have learned about the process of learning and also how effective teaching motivates the learners to achieve at their highest ability.

What did I learn that could improve my confidence, capability, or workflow as a professional?

I feel this simple formula, LEARN, comprises the whole curriculum of NZ and it underpins the effective teaching practice. It applies whether children are learning it Analogue or Digital Eras. Recognizing the effective teaching practice and implementing them in my everyday classroom program is something I need to constantly change to suit the learners' needs and abilities.

What technologies and resources that I use to Amplify my effective teaching and also my learners' achievement. After listening to today's talk, I did realize that I do use a variety of resources, activities, and various technologies,  to Amplify my students' learning. 

Using the culturally rich resources encourages my students to get connected to their learning and actively participate and share their ideas and learning. It was great to see other teachers sharing what websites and resources they use in their classroom. What a TREAT! After last week's sessions, I have used the 'Voice Typing' in Google Docs. It was great to see my reluctant writers come up with great stories. they were able to use lots of vocabulary freely as it types for them.

Adding Video - DFI

 Kia Ora Everyone

In today's session, I have learned

*Sending a Google Meet

*Recording a Google meet

* Embedding a Video into the Blog Post

Here is the blog that we have looked at for our discussion.

https://pskahid.blogspot.com/2020/04/baby-possum.html?showComment=1587513612482#c5465697130099893083

Questions for our conversation: 

*What was the teaching Design behind this Post?

*What was the Learner's Response?

*Who responded to the post and how did this support the learning experience or contribute more to the learning of the child?

1. What was the teaching design behind this post?

2. What was the learner’s response ie the post content

3. Who responded to the post and how did this support the learning experience or contribute more to the learning of the child?

Week 1 DFI Reflections

Week 1 Reflections👌

What did I learn that increased my understanding of Manaiakalani kaupapa and pedagogy?

• First of all, thank you Dorothy for giving us the opportunity to learn about Manaiakalani Kaupapa and it's Pedagogy. It's interesting to know that Manaiakalani history and it's existence since 2006. It's interesting to know much struggle it was in the beginning to actually start with school with one computer, computers with no internet and also how difficult it was with very little funding.

• What did I learn that could improve my confidence, capability or workflow as a professional?

Using Bookmarks, Bookmarks Manager, Bookmarks folder especially, great tools of Google docs- Explore, I was so so excited about the extensions and adding them to Google chrome. I have already added Bitmoji, Fancy cursers and Talk and write extensions.

• What did I learn that could be used with my learners?

Using Google docs, Using the Voice tool and also Explore option in Tools. Creating the google docs using with voice tool is something I can straight away take it class and use it with my learners.

• What did I learn that could improve my confidence, capability or workflow in my personal life?

Book Marks

Books Marks Folder

Organising the Google Drive Folders

Also creating Google docs with Table of contents, Heading and sub-headings.

This is the Screen Shot of what I have created using Google Docs.

I used Cooltextgenerator to create my Title. Here is the link for the Website.

https://cooltext.com/