DFI Week 5 - Reflective Blog Post

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

  • Teaching and learning being visible - makes it available and accessible to both teachers and learners

  • Cultural Capital: How the background you come from influences how you read and deal with certain situations

  • Multi Modal - hooking learners into learning and empowering them so they are confident and successful

  • Multi Modal - All about communicating information from one person to another

  • Manaiakalani Priority Goals/Principles: engagement, personalised learning, acceleration, empowerment

  • Giving them the skills to be a lifelong learner as they have the ability to access learning online - setting them up for life.

  • Process of learning need to be exciting and captivating!

  • Learners who are behaviourally engaged, excited and involved

  • Site design: accelerating learning and progress, where students can be challenged and extend themselves

  • If we can expose students to texts online, we are helping them be able to critically think and make their own judgments/take responsibility to drive their own learning

  • Behavioural engagement (access - blogs, chromebooks, realising they have a voice, can be acknowledged, can share their learning) - Cognitive engagement (providing resources and a space where students are appropriately challenged).


What did I learn that could improve my confidence, capability or workflow as a professional?
  • Class sites needs to hook students in, be a place where they want to engage and be a part of it

  • Home page is the first thing that they come to - is it a dynamic place where students want to explore more?

  • Site providing students choice and allowing collaboration

  • Being able to make a website

  • Tips and tricks of a Site Design

  • Blog labels


What did I learn that could be used with my learners?  
  • Having the understanding of what an effective Google Site looks like so that it is easily accessible and can be followed by learners.

  • Blog Labels


What did I learn that could improve my confidence, capability or workflow in my personal life?
  • The skills of how to make a website

Comments

  1. Ka pai Michaela
    The hook is just so important as you have noted. The Mary Queen of Shops video was a great way of explaining it's importance and makes us realise the impact we can have on our learners with our design of a Learning Site.
    Nicola

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