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What I did
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Reflection
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Set out expectations
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Good to do and clear
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When child wasn’t listening
finger in their face
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Change – intimidating
|
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Modelled the process
|
Good
|
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But didn’t make sure all could
see or were focused
|
Change – alter logistics to
ensure all can see / hear
|
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Came down to their level to
listen
|
Good
|
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Focused on a negative
|
Change – should have focused on
the positives of other children
|
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Too long modelling
|
Change – break down into stages
|
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Use children to give out
supplies
|
Change – have it better set up
prior
|
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Level of engagement
|
Good (Yay!!)
|
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Didn’t notice a new child
hadn’t really started until near the end
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Change – should have given my
time and attention to all, not those who made the most noise
|
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Helped where was called not
necessarily where needed
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Change – as above
|
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Telling children who have
finished to support others
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Good
|
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Saying “Excuse me” to the
children when off task
|
Change as there was no follow
up and I had the expectation they would change – should give direct
instructions when needed
|
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Asking “What should you be
doing?” to off task children
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Hmmm, didn’t always wait for a
response
|
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Saying “Great effort, don’t
give up” to a new child who didn’t want to do it
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Good – positive on the effort
|
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Saying “Is this area tidy?”
(when it clearly wasn’t!)
|
Change – better to make it a
statement rather than rhetorical question
|
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“Pick up 10 pieces of rubbish”
|
Good – competition to see who
could pick up the most
|
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Ended the lesson explaining
where to next
|
Good – could have given them
some reflection time too.
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Wednesday, 11 November 2015
Swivel
The Swivel is a great gadget that has your i-pad mounted on it and then it tracks your movement and records what you're saying through the use of a dongle that you hang round your neck - all linked by Bluetooth. I decided that I wanted to monitor how I interacted with my mentor group so I wore it during a "Bringing Books Alive" session in week 2 of Term 4. Maybe not the wisest choice of time as we were making paper maiche trees so it was noisy, and messy and I couldn't look in detail into the relationships I wanted to! Here are my findings;
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