DFI- Enabling Access
Sharing teaching and learning with children, (or Visible Learning) is a relatively new concept. Not something I was lucky enough to have in my own education. Now, students can access their learning autonomously, anywhere, anytime. For most children, this is a real driver in their success as a learner.
The Manaiakalani view on Visible Learning takes this concept even further... teaching and learning is visible for not only students but for whānau and colleagues as well. A great example of this is the Hapara Parental Portal- basically a way to share students' 'books' with their parents directly.
Using Google sites is a way of sharing planning to children and whānau. In our hub we have begun a site and the process of making our teaching more visible. This is a work in progress.
Today I built a Digi-club site so students could do rewind learning and access the resources for Tahi Rua Toru Tech club.
https://sites.google.com/view/marshlanddigiclub
I can really see the value in Visible Learning and is a journey I'm excited to be on.
The Manaiakalani view on Visible Learning takes this concept even further... teaching and learning is visible for not only students but for whānau and colleagues as well. A great example of this is the Hapara Parental Portal- basically a way to share students' 'books' with their parents directly.
Using Google sites is a way of sharing planning to children and whānau. In our hub we have begun a site and the process of making our teaching more visible. This is a work in progress.
Today I built a Digi-club site so students could do rewind learning and access the resources for Tahi Rua Toru Tech club.
https://sites.google.com/view/marshlanddigiclub
I can really see the value in Visible Learning and is a journey I'm excited to be on.
What a great idea for a site Taryn. This will be a very useful portal for the learners in the Tahi Rua Toru Tech club. I am looking forward to seeing where you take this concept of Visible Teaching and Learning in your context.
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