Hi My name is Sandra Jenkins. Across the globe there is a movement to re imagine education to provide settings that are learner led and relevant to the future lives of learners. This blog captures some of my journey as part of that movement
Showing posts with label habits of mind. Show all posts
Showing posts with label habits of mind. Show all posts
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Video link of 5 and 6 year olds working in an e-learning classroom
This is a clip of a class of 5 and 6 year olds working in a blended e-learning environment at Freemans Bay School.
The students are reflecting on their learning using KnowledgeNET our online learning environment. A parent gets an email from the the OLE and responds to her child's learning reflection at work.
I hope you enjoy the clip that featured on TV1 breakfast news this morning.
http://tvnz.co.nz/breakfast-news/technology-in-our-classrooms-video-5409864
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Goal sharing Conferences

At Freemans Bay School we embrace the concept of students being in charge of their learning. Feuerstein promotes that planning for and reflecting on learning experiences deepens the students learning experience. We have a holistic approach that puts the locus of control as much as possible with the learner. We believe in the importance of encouraging students to reflect on and analyse their learning so that their learning is meaningful to them.
We have just had our goal sharing conferences. Students were supported by their teachers to share their learning goals with their parents through Knowledge Net - our online learning management system.
The next steps for students is to provide some evidence on how they are working towards achieving their goal. This can be written, spoken, a video, a photograph or a picture of their work.
Parents have access to the goal reflections and can support their students at home, through the "Cloud". Thus supporting the home / school partnership around learning.
At the conference each student and their parents had a 15 minute slot with the teacher. This was a valuable time for all, strengthening the partnership between the school and the family around learning.
This goal sharing event reinforced the importance of reflection to maximise learning in a meaningful way for students and their families.
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