LEARN CREATE SHARE
"Inside of the kaupapa of Manaiakalani is 'learn, create share' that drives the pedagogy. This pedagogy has nothing to do with devices, but about teaching and learning." - Lenva Shearing
LEARN - Effective Practice Challenge - Recognize, Amplify, Turbocharge
CREATE - Once they have learnt, they can create
SHARE - Communicating with a real audience
This must be specifically and strategically part of our teacher's planning.
Teacher examples:
Mrs Dunn - Math (how she uses LCS with her L1 students in Mathematics)
Ms Wells - Science
Learn - work, activities, build understanding
Create - build on knowledge
Share - recount on the blog
Y9 - learnt how to make a hangi, created it and shared the kai. Shared their presentations on their blogs.
Ms Anderson - Digital Technology
L3 Unit
Learn - what is expected for each student
Create - what will they create with the unit?
Share - share their work into a L3 Google+ Community
Ms Apelu - Social Studies
We are already doing it, just need to identity it in our own practice.
Learn - lean about a social action (L3 SOS)
Create - Create a campaign of social justice action (L3 SOS) they promote what they are learning
Share - Share presentations in the BOT, in school assembly
Ms Ferguson - Digital Technology
Learn - Karen teaching to the students
Create - All project work, creating something
Share - Sharing on Google+ Community
Great to see my colleagues in their element and share their digital experiences!
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