Intended Outcomes for today
- Vision and Values (What is this going to look like at our school)
- Long term planning but also moving away from being compliant (maintain a sense of autonomy and agency around our planning)
- Commitment to Actions- making sure we carry through with what we say
Goals this week- What does success mean at KPS for our students?
What is our role in helping our students find/seek success?
Collective Summary
What planning is and isn't?
Some points to ponder:
The rules around planning works around our children.
Planning isn't just a fixed/generic template or graphic organiser- it has to be responsive to need.
Allowance to work in a way we work best- what works best for you?
Difference between long term and short term planning?
So.....what do we want in our long term planning?
- provocative statement, big question or idea
- where students are now
- intended outcomes
- vision and values
- time-frame
- learning experiences and resources?
- evaluation
Key Learning from today:
- long term planning is the skeleton
- weekly/daily planning is the flesh
- no set template for planning- use what works for you!
What am I going to try?
- allocate half an hour after school reflecting on my daily planning- take notes as I teach
- go digital- reflections/anecdotal notes/observations in blue
- planning around the needs of ALL my students (not just thinking of them as groups of students i.e. red/yellow/blue readers, stage 1/2/3 math group)
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