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Navigating Change: 2011 Level 1 Courses Overview

Discover our 2011 Level 1 courses with a focus on literacy, numeracy, and assessment methods, ensuring success through structured planning and innovative teaching resources. Join our top, middle, and bottom courses tailored for student achievements.

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Navigating Change: 2011 Level 1 Courses Overview

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  1. Moving Decisively Through a Sea of Change

  2. Our 2011 Level 1 Courses • 11MAX – Top Course – 3 classes • 11MAT – Middle Course – 2 classes • 11MAI – Bottom Course – 1 class • 11LAN – A special “Literacy And Numeracy” course! – 1 small class • Course Structures

  3. Planning for 1.13 (91038) Assessment

  4. Look at the standard!

  5. Researching on the Internet • NZAMT • TKI • NZQA • SINCOS

  6. Heading in the Right Direction Course Planner Learning Programme

  7. Making our teaching resources • Started with PPDAC cycle. • Taught all the usual probability concepts with an emphasis on the difference between experimental probability and theoretical probability. • Taught the basics for bar graphs and measures of centre and measures of spread and dot plots and box and whisker graphs.

  8. Practice Assessments Dice BasketballDoing the Dishes

  9. Actual Assessment • Spinners • Assessment Schedule

  10. Probability Results

  11. Number Results

  12. Reasons for Success • Setting the standards much higher! • Equipment • Attendance • Classwork • Homework • Making Practice Assessments which have exactly the same SETTING OUT (NOT content! ) so there were no surprises.

  13. Reasons for Success 1.7 Practice scenarios: Tennis Rugby league CricketNetballCycling 1.9 Practice scenarios: Rebecca Abdul All kids love sports – don’t they?!

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