Kaua e mate wheke mate ururoa
Don't die like a octopus, die like a hammerhead shark
Week 3
13 - 17 Pēpuere (EVEN)
Rowing Champs - Tues 14 - Sun 19
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Week 4
20 - 25 Pēpuere (ODD)
Year 9 Camps - Mon 20 - Fri 24
Tennis (Canterbury Senior) - Mon 20 - Tues 21 Year 10 Sci Classes with Simon Pollard - Wed 22 - Thurs 23 |
Assembly
Mon 13: Year 13 - Formtime in Staffroom.
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Assembly
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Meeting
Tues 14: Departments
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Meeting
Mon 20: MarkBook Set Up (HOLAs; HODs; TICs) - BUB |
Giving Feedback in the classroom
BYOD use is increasing at CGHS, and this opens up a number of avenues to provide feedback to students that is not just written.
With this in mind, there are a couple of extensions you can add to chrome - the first is talk and comment. This particular extension is especially great for students who may have difficulty interpreting written feedback, as the teacher is able to provide more indepth feedback - as it is much quicker than typing.
The second extension you could add is called Screencastify (video screen recorder)
This add-on allows you to make little video recordings of your screens. It can be used for a couple of things.
You are able to make video screen recordings that can be uploaded, explaining an aspect of your course. You will be able to record your screen and go to different sites online as well as record your explanation of what your require students to do. This is great for tutorials.
When you save your video, it will be saved in your Google Drive where it can be shared. The url can then be provided to a student via feedback on your document. See the video below for a tutorial.
BYOD use is increasing at CGHS, and this opens up a number of avenues to provide feedback to students that is not just written.
With this in mind, there are a couple of extensions you can add to chrome - the first is talk and comment. This particular extension is especially great for students who may have difficulty interpreting written feedback, as the teacher is able to provide more indepth feedback - as it is much quicker than typing.
The second extension you could add is called Screencastify (video screen recorder)
This add-on allows you to make little video recordings of your screens. It can be used for a couple of things.
You are able to make video screen recordings that can be uploaded, explaining an aspect of your course. You will be able to record your screen and go to different sites online as well as record your explanation of what your require students to do. This is great for tutorials.
When you save your video, it will be saved in your Google Drive where it can be shared. The url can then be provided to a student via feedback on your document. See the video below for a tutorial.
PD Opportunities:
1. An invitation to all teachers, library staff, eLearning leaders or literacy leaders (primary and secondary)
Term 1 Professional Learning and Development Workshop:
Digital Resources to Support Inquiry Learning and Research: Link to Flyer
The Christchurch Capability team is pleased to offer this hands-on workshop exploring the diverse range of digital sources to inform, ignite and inspire inquiry learning or research - encourage your students to go beyond Google!
Digital Resources to Support Inquiry Learning and Research
Term 1 workshop
Term 1 workshop
Friday, 17 March
National Library Christchurch Centre, Cavendish Road
2. Designing future Focused Curriculum: With Core Ed
http://core-ed.org/events/breakfast/designing-future-focused-curriculum/
The breakfast and workshop is on the 14 March. See link if interested.
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