This year, I find myself taking a step back and reflecting on the small, yet meaningful steps I have taken in order to open the pathways of dialogic discussion with my literacy students. I am so proud of my original focus group. They have all made 1.5-3 years of progress during the first three terms of the school year. They are more confident when sharing their thoughts and ideas with their learning group, and they are able to ask a thoughtful question about what they have read. Many students are spending time independently reading deeper by conducting their own Google search into the answer to their question(s).
Welcome to my Professional Learning Blog! This year, I am teaching in a 1:1 Chromebook classroom with Year 3/4 students at Pt England School in Auckland, New Zealand.
Wednesday, 15 November 2017
A Quick Glance at my Focus Group
This year, I find myself taking a step back and reflecting on the small, yet meaningful steps I have taken in order to open the pathways of dialogic discussion with my literacy students. I am so proud of my original focus group. They have all made 1.5-3 years of progress during the first three terms of the school year. They are more confident when sharing their thoughts and ideas with their learning group, and they are able to ask a thoughtful question about what they have read. Many students are spending time independently reading deeper by conducting their own Google search into the answer to their question(s).
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