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Wednesday, 17 April 2019

Reflection on Maths Rotations



Reflection


Reflecting back on this reflection from the beginning of term I feel as though my Maths rotation has developed and changed to suit the learners in my class.


These are some of the things I have developed and changed:


  1. Setting the expectation for behaviour and noise level at the beginning of the lesson. Having consequences if the expectation is not met.
  2. Students having evidence of their learning. If they do not show me their evidence then they must stay in at playtime/lunchtime to complete learning. Making students accountable for their learning.
  3. Creating the "teacher time" station something that I can come in and out of so that I can move around the classroom and help where needed. 
  4. Creating more "hands-on" learning as I have a majority of boys in the class and they love to create with their hands.

These 4 developments have impacted my Maths rotation in the best way possible and the learning is running much smoother.


I feel the Notice, Recognize, Respond, Revisit model that Vera shared with us has been helpful in reflecting on my teaching practice.


Links to the standards: Design for learning, Professional learning, Learning focused-culture, teaching.






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