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National Standards in Reading & Writing

National Standards in Reading & Writing. Sources : NZ Ministry of Education websites. G Thomas , J Turner. Objectives of session. Learn more about National Standards Become familiar with the support materials for teachers, particularly websites. Understandings What is a ‘standard’?

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National Standards in Reading & Writing

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  1. National Standards in Reading & Writing Sources : NZ Ministry of Education websites. G Thomas , J Turner

  2. Objectives of session • Learn more about National Standards • Become familiar with the support materials for teachers, particularly websites. Understandings • What is a ‘standard’? • What is an OTJ? • How do teachers use ‘illustrations’?

  3. Mary Chamberlain explains - • http://nzcurriculum.tki.org.nz/National-Standards/From-great-to-excellent • Click on the film clips and view this rationale. • What do you think the purpose of National Standards is?

  4. So what is a standard? • http://nzcurriculum.tki.org.nz/National-Standards/Reading-and-writing-standards

  5. Locate… The writing standards for year 5 and 6. • Record the words that differentiate between year 5 and year 6 The reading standards for year 4 and 5. • Record the words that differentiate between year 4 and year 5

  6. The standards are broad descriptions • focus on students using their reading, writing and mathematics for a range of curriculum-related purposes • not lists of items of knowledge and skills • multi-dimensional rather than uni-dimensional, • each standard has a number of aspects to it that need to be considered separately in order to see the whole. “If you can prioritise, focus on the really most significant (things) and measure them in a myriad of ways not just one, then you will have a winning system.” Prof W James Popham Prepared for the TAG meeting: 29 March 2012

  7. Decisions – how do teachers know whether their students are • Meeting the standard (ie at the standard) • Above the standard • Below the standard? Teachers must make an OVERALL TEACHER JUDGEMENT otj

  8. Above, at, or below? Prepared for the TAG meeting: 29 March 2012

  9. Read page 13 National Standards Key words/ phrases • Assess during the year • Evidence – use the evidence already gathered to inform teaching, next learning steps etc • Draw evidence gathered at a point in time – judge “best fit” • Consider use of literacy as interactive tools use across the curriculum • Largely by themselves/ independently

  10. OTJs • http://nzcurriculum.tki.org.nz/National-Standards/Key-information/Fact-sheets/Overall-teacher-judgment

  11. Illustrations of individual reading and writing texts. • http://literacyonline.tki.org.nz/Literacy-Online/Student-needs/National-Standards-Reading-and-Writing/National-Standards-illustrations

  12. Multiple aspectsMultiple pieces of evidence

  13. Professional development modules. • http://www.nzmaths.co.nz/ns-modules/

  14. A case study – year 5 • http://literacyonline.tki.org.nz/Literacy-Online/Student-needs/National-Standards-Reading-and-Writing/Differentiation-between-the-writing-standards/Year-5-and-6

  15. So • What is a standard? • What is an OTJ? • What is an illustration – how do teachers use these?

  16. Knowledge of literacy learning • http://nzcurriculum.tki.org.nz/National-Standards/Professional-development/Professional-learning-modules/Knowledge-of-literacy-learning

  17. Knowledge of the learner • http://nzcurriculum.tki.org.nz/National-Standards/Professional-development/Professional-learning-modules/Knowledge-of-the-learner

  18. Joan’s slides • The following slides are from a presentation by Joan Turner, School Support.

  19. Relationships between documents New Zealand Curriculum National Standards Years 1-8 Literacy Learning Progressions

  20. New Zealand Curriculum “ The NZC is a statement of official policy relating to teaching & learning in English –medium NZ schools. Its principle function is to set the direction for student learning & to provide guidance for schools as they design and review their curriculum.” p6 NZC

  21. NationalStandards in Reading and Writing “ The standards for reading and writing establish the level of literacy expertise that can reasonably be expected of most students by the end of each period or year of schooling, from the first year of school through to the end of year 8” page 8

  22. Literacy Learning Progressions-meeting the reading & writing demands of the curriculum “ … describes & illustrates the literacy-related knowledge , skills and attitudes that students need to draw on in order for students to meet the reading and writing demands of the NZC from year1 to year10” p3 LLP

  23. What does this mean for you? • Get to Know the Literacy Learning Progressions well • Get to know the students literacy learning strengths and needs well • Need to think about students application of literacy strategies ACROSS all curriculum ares

  24. Useful Resources • NZC updates in Gazette • Parent information sheets • On-line modules for teachers • Poster for teachers

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