Pre-Observation
Conversation
Group
Conference 2 students Monday 22nd
May
1 Which students/group are you working with
for this lesson?
I will be working with Jeremy and
Jaehee. Jaehee is my radar student, however he has been away last week (has at
least one absence a week) and so I have Jeremy in the group in case Jaehee
can’t follow where we are up to!
2 The learning goals/learning intention for
the students during the observation will be:
Group conference to promote further
learning.
For Jeremy and Jaehee to select one of
their journal entries each that they think best show the features of a journal
entry as developed through class discussions. Share this and give each other
feedback on the entry.
From Me: I’ve noticed something in both your
work that isn’t part of the remember to, but I think it will really help your
learning. I think it’s important that we
look at that as well.
For Jeremy and Jaehee to develop their
ideas further with adding on to an idea – adding detail to give more
information. This could be through using a range of sentence conjunctions to
create compound sentences. (only using
and / because at the moment)
Why
this learning for these students?
Both these students have the ideas to
write however lack the detail to develop the ideas. So they find they haven’t
written much, however by adding onto a sentence with an idea linked with a
chosen conjunction they will find they can further develop an idea without
having to write large amounts more.
How
will we know that these students are learning what you are intending them to
learn? i.e., what is the success
criteria?
Remember to:
Use a Fanboys conjunction for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
(http://www.smart-words.org/linking-words/conjunctions.html)
What will it look like when the students understand it?
Jeremy and Jaehee will be able to add
detail to a basic idea through using a conjunction – compound sentence that is
more than “and” “because”
What is the professional goal you are focussing on during this observation?
Prompts I am using to promote further
learning.
What will this look like in practice?
Using prompts. (www.evaluate.co.nz/downloads/files/PFL_part_2.ppt)
Reminder Prompt: Look at the word you have used to link the
ideas in this sentence. Is there a fanboys word we could use instead to make a
more detailed sentence?
Scaffold Prompt: Try putting a different
conjunction in this sentence instead of and …..
Example Prompt: making suggestions for
which conjunction could be used to further develop the sentence.
How will you know you have been successful?
By having an awareness of the prompts I
am using and using them judiciously to promote further learning.
By evidence in Jeremy and Jaehee’s
writing that the prompts has promoted further learning.
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