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A presentation on how Te Karaka Area School's Middle Years Learning Community manages to engage and motivate their year 6 - 10s and how we have successfully performed 21st century practice in an ancient learning environment
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IT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE SCHOOL.
Te Karaka Area School
Jono Broom
jono@tkas.school.nz
@Cleansweep_
Karyn Gray
karyn@tkas.school.nz
@karyngra
School Blog:http://tkaslessons.blogspot.co.nz
DECILE 1A
Te Karaka Primary School
Waikohu College
Decile 3, 90 learners.
Decile 1, 84 learners.
SIR KEN ROBINSONSUGATA MITRAGUY CLAXTON
60 Decibels15 metersHead of the classAbout an hourCurriculum30:1
Why?
Why?
Why?
Why?
What do we need to teach now?
Alvin TofflerThe Third Wave,
first century will not be those who cannot and , but those who cannot ,
illiterate
read write learn unlearnrelearn
We are preparing students
for jobs that don’t exist
using technologies that haven’t been invented
to solve problems we haven’t begun to think about.
As a result,
the definition of what it means to be educated in the light of the modern world has changed
and continues to change.
Fluencies
Literacies
Speaking and Listening skills
Reading and Writing skills
Information skills
Technical skills
Media Skills
Personal skills
Group, Team, Partner skillsProfessional skills
Teacher skills
Communication
Critical Thinking
Creativity
Collaboration
Digital Literacy
Interactions with people, objects, and events
Investigations of people, objects, and
events
Interactions with people, objects, and events, immersed in Te Reo
Working along their own pathway to
NCEA
40
42
Waikeremoana
The East Cape
Northland
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44
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50
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61
LEARNING MUSCLES
Reflection Empathy Investigation
ReasoningCuriosity
Stickability
Courage
Sociability
Imagination
Experimentation
Has it worked?
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6
5
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ber
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tudents
Number of Levels advanced
PAT Vocab Advancement
2
4
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Number of levels advanced
PAT Comprehension Advancement
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-2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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ents
Number of levels advanced
Writing Advancement
68
IT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE SCHOOL.
Te Karaka Area School
Jono Broom
jono@tkas.school.nz
@Cleansweep_
Karyn Gray
karyn@tkas.school.nz
@karyngra
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