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    Powerful Learning

    "Since we cannot know whatknowledge will be most needed in

    the future, it is senseless to try to

    teach it in advance.Instead, we should try to turn out

    people who love learning so much

    and learn so well that they will beable to learn whatever needs to be

    learned.

    ~ John Holt

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    More ways to keep kids motivated & learning

    Greater confidence to try new things/activities

    using ICT

    Learning new info on what you know

    Any new learning or challenges you give.

    Last WeekDesired Outcome

    How Successful Were We?

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    Reflection: Your Thoughts

    Whats Going Well This Year?

    Positive, Co-operative Atmosphere In Class

    Good Kids Routines starting to happen

    Knowing a key factor to what weve

    done well in 2010 that contributed toexcellent attitudes towards learning and

    working with each other.

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    Celebrating Powerful Learning

    Being Nick Young (Role Play)

    Starting of S.O.A.P. reflections

    Working through Gods Word

    They know they are the kings kids princes

    and princesses

    Inquiry TrailLast Week

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    Identifying Powerful Learning Factors

    Doing

    Letter sent by the King acknowledging self and

    others as a prince/princess

    Engaged Learning, Prior Knowledge,

    Confidence in Social interaction

    Inquiry TrailLast Week

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    How Am I Using ICTs in & Out of School?

    Songs, Assessment, Prep, Personal Relaxation

    Emails, Trade Me, Movies, Downloads,

    PaperWork

    Internet, Emails, Research, Facebook, Banking,

    News, YouTube.

    Inquiry TrailLast Week

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    Students Use of ICTs In/Out of School?

    Publishing, Mathletics, Research, YouTube,

    Scanner ALL ALL

    Numeracy, Literacy, Music, U Tube, MOST

    MOST.

    Mathletics, Publishing, Games, Most Access,

    Most - Access

    Inquiry TrailLast Week

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    Thinking about our work and improving what we do

    these things are professional development.

    So is collegiality - teachers talking about their practice

    and how to make it better.

    It's a big mistake to think thatteaching is what we do every day

    and professional development

    is an occasional seminar or workshop or institute.

    Anthony Alvarado 1998, p23

    There is nodestinationin learning

    Thinking

    about.Like it

    I actually realise now that P.D. is inevery learning/teaching experience.

    It is whether I am open/willing to thenew learning I am experiencing

    Your Thoughts Re Quote:

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    DiggingDeeper

    How We Utilise ICTs For Learning Needs

    To Reflect Our Shared Understanding

    And Belief About Learning.

    Establishing Common

    UnderstandingsAbout:

    Powerful

    Learning

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    DiggingDeeper

    Effective Learning Communities Have At

    Their Heart A Shared Understanding And

    Belief About Their

    Core Business.

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    Think / Pair / ShareQuietly.

    Individually Think: 3 minutes

    Think of a P.L. Experience in your own life

    What Did You Learn?

    When Was It?

    Quietly Relive Your Experience

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    Jottings / Handout

    What factorsseemed critical in making this

    a powerful learning experience?

    How do you knowwhen you have learnt

    something powerfully?

    Identify what helpedthe successful outcome

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    Think / Pair / Share

    2. In Pairsa) Powerful Learning is Promoted by....

    We dont need intimate details of events.

    Timer: 3 - 5 mins each

    b) With a partner, list the critical factors which

    contributed to making this a powerful learning

    experience

    http://www.online-stopwatch.com/http://www.online-stopwatch.com/
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    Share...

    Join with another pair.

    Share lists, adding new ones

    Clarify if need be

    Categorise the brainstorm

    Can any be grouped under headings?

    Wordle

    http://www.wordle.net/http://www.wordle.net/
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    What Do Others Say?

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    Julia Atkin

    The Impact Of Aspects Of MotivationOn The Nature Of Learning

    HIGHNEEDLOWNEED

    Low Personal Desire Low Intrinsic Worth

    EngagementFunctional

    Learning

    Deep

    PersonalMeaning

    EDUCATING

    TEACHING AS

    TRAINING

    High Personal Desire High Intrinsic Worth

    Adapted from discussions with participants in the Principles of Effective Learning &

    Teaching Workshop Apple Innovative Technology Schools Conference. Wollongong. 1998

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    John West Burnham

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    NZC

    1. Vision

    2. Principles

    3. Values

    All-Effective Pedagogy

    NZC

    http://../NZChttp://../Desktop/NZChttp://../Desktop/NZChttp://../NZC
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    How Are The Tools

    Influencing Learning?

    Reception Construction Co-ConstructionLow Level responsedriven by computer

    Individual learningdevelops, buildingupon learners prior

    knowledge

    Computer is used tomediate new sociallearning interactions

    between people and

    networks.

    3 Stages Of Learning

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    ICT Impact Into Powerful Lng

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    ICT Impact In Powerful Lng

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    To Ponder....

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    By three methods we may learn wisdom:

    First, by reflection, which is noblest;

    Second, by imitation, which is easiest;

    and

    Third by experience, which is the

    bitterest.

    ~ Confucius (551 BC - 479 BC) Chinese Philosopher

    Blogs

    Philipas TriciasGoogle Docs

    http://www.classblogmeister.com/blog.php?blogger_id=166404http://www.classblogmeister.com/blog.php?blogger_id=166404http://rumaruatamariki.blogspot.com/http://rumaruatamariki.blogspot.com/https://docs.google.com/document/d/1com7xX2mZQdb84ByxqxX-1c9PUIZmy4UW9PZVVlSq4w/edit?hl=en_GB&authkey=CKLb1F8https://docs.google.com/document/d/1com7xX2mZQdb84ByxqxX-1c9PUIZmy4UW9PZVVlSq4w/edit?hl=en_GB&authkey=CKLb1F8http://rumaruatamariki.blogspot.com/http://www.classblogmeister.com/blog.php?blogger_id=166404
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    Theemerginglifeofthedigitalnative

    Today, when a student is motivated to

    learn something, they have the tools to go

    further in their learning than ever before

    far beyond their teachers ability and

    knowledge, and far beyond what even

    adults could have done in the past.

    Mark Prensky 2004

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    Using Online Tools To Collaborate

    Pick A PathGoing Beyond Tchr

    BlogAuthentic Reason

    Wiki Challenges SurveysBuilding Community

    WeeblyJIT Interdependent / Indep

    PollsStudent Voice, Lnr Needs

    http://digie-xplorers.wikispaces.com/http://www.classblogmeister.com/blog.php?blogger_id=259268http://digikids09.wikispaces.com/http://digikids09.wikispaces.com/Parent+Student+Surveyhttp://sharingourlearning.weebly.com/http://sharingourlearning.weebly.com/powerpoint.htmlhttp://sharingourlearning.weebly.com/powerpoint.htmlhttp://sharingourlearning.weebly.com/http://digikids09.wikispaces.com/Parent+Student+Surveyhttp://digikids09.wikispaces.com/http://www.classblogmeister.com/blog.php?blogger_id=259268http://digie-xplorers.wikispaces.com/
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    Draft in book

    Use computer to publish only

    Draft straight on to computer.

    Use the editing tools to revise and develop

    Use e-tools to refine, collaborate and

    construct a shared story e.g. Easispeak, audacity

    Use multimedia to collaborate and creatively develop storytelling skills e.g. Group work from script to movie

    Use online tools to extend story telling. (e.g. Storybird, Pick a Path)

    Awareness of authentic audiencemore reflective process

    Submit writing for response and feedback,

    interacting with an authentic audience

    Compare Publishing

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    Publishing cf Blogging

    Formal

    Informal

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    It isn't the toolwhich contains the

    e-learning life force.

    It is the teacher!!

    ICT tools sustain the power.

    It is the teacher that engages it, snares

    the learning opportunity and directs it to

    the greatest learning source.

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    Taylors (1980) Framework

    for Educational Computing

    TUTOR Computer Instructs The Learner e.g. Maths BlasterLearner Learns From The Computer

    TUTEE Learner Teaches the Computer e.g. LogoLearner increases understanding of material.Learners gain new insights into the way they think

    TOOL Computer Used To Complete Tasks More EfficientlyLearner learns with the computer e.g. Graphs, movie-making

    TOPIC Learner learns about the computer, s/w & impact e.g. How To

    TOY Learner plays with the computer for edutainment

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    With Learning Continuum From

    BehaviouristPerspective

    CognitivePerspective

    Role of The Computer:TOOL TUTEE TUTOR

    Intrinsic ...Type of Motivation... Extrinsic

    High ...Social interaction... Low

    Deep ...Style of Thinking... Surface

    High ...Level of Control... Low

    Learner ...Goal Setter... Computer

    High ...Creativity... Low

    Process ...Emphasis... Product

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    Connectivity!

    Web 2.01st coined in 1999, resurfaced 2003

    Connections + led to the need to development

    Led to Connectivism ~George Siemens & Stephen Downes

    Learning for the digital age. Learning communities on tap.

    New learning arises from and between the network

    New understandings beyond that contained by each of the parts

    Learning is often just in time with a real purpose/problem to solve.

    New knowledge is expanding, can have a life span, no longercontained within an extrinsically set structure

    Need for Meta-learning.

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