Miss Bolton told us that in two weeks we would do the same thing - write down everything we know about fractions - have a look at the difference!
MST stands for Maths Support Teacher. Miss Bolton has been lucky enough to be selected for this role at Paerata School. MST is a continuation of the ALiM programme that Paerata School ran in Term 2, 2013.
Thursday, 20 June 2013
Fractions... Yes!
Fractions are the part of maths that most people find a bit scary. Luckily for the ALiM group, fractions are one of Miss Bolton's favourite topics!
Monday, 3 June 2013
Audioboo reflections - Thursday 30 May
We talked about what we have learned so far in our ALiM time, what we could remember and what we would like to learn more about. Miss Bolton recorded us using the Audioboo app.
We had to record our reflections in two parts because we had so much to say! Everyone who was at the ALiM group on this day is recorded, even Miss Bolton - who reflected on what she has learned from a teacher's point of view.
Hope you enjoy listening to us!
We had to record our reflections in two parts because we had so much to say! Everyone who was at the ALiM group on this day is recorded, even Miss Bolton - who reflected on what she has learned from a teacher's point of view.
Hope you enjoy listening to us!
Labels:
Hoani,
Jaimee,
Kaylem,
Monomono-Ava,
Nofoaipe,
reflection
Reflections on our learning - end of week 4
At the end of week 4 (Friday 31 May) we completed a reflection sheet about using part-whole strategies to solve addition problems.
First we went through the different strategies, ticking the ones we know that we can use. We put 1/2 next to the strategies we think we can use but are not confident with yet.
In the first box we wrote the strategy that is our favourite to use, the one we are most confident using. In the second box we wrote the strategy (or strategies) that we think we need more practise using.
Here are our reflection sheets (you can click on them to make them bigger):
First we went through the different strategies, ticking the ones we know that we can use. We put 1/2 next to the strategies we think we can use but are not confident with yet.
In the first box we wrote the strategy that is our favourite to use, the one we are most confident using. In the second box we wrote the strategy (or strategies) that we think we need more practise using.
Here are our reflection sheets (you can click on them to make them bigger):
Labels:
Hoani,
Jaimee,
Kaylem,
Monomono-Ava,
Nofoaipe,
reflection,
strategies
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