ACARA Assignment 1

Measurement and Geometry The purpose of this assignment is to design a Year 1 mathematics learning experience which integrates some aspects of Measurement and geometry. This assignment will use the Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Curriculum (ACARA) where mathematic curricula integrate location and transportation with technology ‘engaging students in a multi-modal dynamic learning experience’ Mulligan (2015).The requirements of Grade 1 Measurements and Geometry states the following

Keryn Gia Bao Chau Swinburne University of Technology Assignment 2- Folio Executive Director of the Planetary Society Bill Nye said that “science is the key to our future, and if you do not believe in science, then you are holding everyone back” (Bill Nye, n.d). Scientific phenomena take place everywhere in people daily life. The collecting items demonstrate a clear linking from the natural objects to science and technology and how the educators reform them to become

interpreted before being solved mathematically. This modeling aspect brings authenticity to the unit and to the assessment instrument. The assignment will be issued along with the feedback on their exams in the 5th week. It is a modeling problem in two parts, and both are highly practical and authentic. The knowledge they need in order to solve the assignment questions is a direct and clear extension of the exam content which was explicitly taught in the first 4 weeks of the course and practiced

1. When creating curriculum plans, educators should interpret and understand the learning context (or learning scenario). Explain your interpretation of the scenario of your chosen curriculum plan. Students in Marika’s class show by their comments and actions, that they have a low understanding of multiculturalism and acceptance of other cultures. The student that makes the remarks is only repeating what he has heard. This is common in young children according to MacNaughton (MacNaughton, 2000)

Assignment one: Case Study Introduction This assignment is a case study of a child’s engagement, inquiry skills and understanding of physical or chemical understandings. There are two parts to the assignment that build to the final case study report. Part A is to design a science inquiry activity suitable for engaging a child at junior primary with physical or chemical science understandings that uses materials like water, sand, ball or tubes. At the next, it is needed to figure out how the planned

Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority regard the study of English to be imperative to the ‘learning and development of all young Australians’ (ACARA, 2012). The authority realises English is necessary for students to

The learning activity chosen is for year 3 students, having the children chose a book they have read and enjoyed and get them to write up a book report detailing the Main characters, what happens at the start of the book, middle of the book and at the end along with the child’s personal connection with the book, what they think may happen to the characters after the story has finished and if they like the book or not and if they would recommend it to others. They will need to use the form provided

function of y = mx + c (where m is the slope or gradient of the graph) being the algebraic representation of a linear relationship (Solve linear simultaneous equations, using algebraic and graphical techniques including using digital technology. The ACARA (2014) Mathematics Curriculum also specifies proficiency strands of Understanding, Fluency, Problem Solving and Reasoning. These are an integral part of mathematics content across the three content strands: Number and Algebra, Measurement and Geometry

DE9016L Education and Theology in Dialogue Assignment 1 2500 word essay exploring an issue of leadership practice in the light of the chosen theological areas. Introduction As educators and Christians we are called to both engage and educate our students and develop them into functional, contributing, happy members of society. Play-based learning is one pedagogy which can be employed to facilitate this. Creation Theology discusses what we as Christians believe about how we were and continue to

Every day teachers are required to make decisions before, during and after teaching. Some of these decisions will seem small and insignificant and others will have far reaching consequences. All of the assessment undertaken and subsequent decisions made can potentially enhance teaching and influence student learning outcomes for the better (Brady & Kennedy, 2009). There are numerous things to be assessed and various methods for assessing. One example of this is the assessment of reading.

17352154_Podbury_Randa_EDC231_Assessment3 The difference between Phonological Awareness and Phonics. URL link to piktochart. - https://magic.piktochart.com/editor/piktochart/8143795 Learning Activities??????? ? The teacher will guide and observe student comprehension whilst learners participate in reading groups. ? The teacher will supervise and record student discussions about student?s background knowledge and prior experiences with events similar to those in the story. Teacher assessment

Assignment two - Research essay demonstrating knowledge, understanding and critical commentary on key education priorities Numeracy as a key Priority in Australian Schools. Key Policies and Drivers that have led to numeracy being a key priority. There has been a recognition that Australian schools require improvement in their numeracy performance. Thus, numeracy has become a key national priority for all Australian schools (Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, 2009). Numeracy

EDUC 5197: ASSIGNMENT ESSAY WORD COUNT: LIMIT 1500 DON’T FORGET TO DELETE HEADINGS EXPLAIN THE IMPORTANCE OF ENGAGING STUDENTS WITH SCIENCE: (355) Science is a powerful way for us to explain how things around us work. But why is it so important for students to study science? Science is everywhere and understanding how it is part of our lives and how it plays a significant role in our lives can assist students in having a solid foundation for success in the future. The rationale of the Australian

EDUC1038 Assignment 2 Nathan Loveridge 3236343 NAPLAN Testing: An Annotated Bibliography a) Coulson, J. (2015). Just admit it: Naplan is a complete failure. Dailytelegraph.com.au. Retrieved 1 May 2016, from http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/opinion/just-admit-it-naplan-is-a-complete-failure/news-story/c06478085ccaba20aa98543a0f935ea1#load-story-comments This article speaks quite critically of the NAPLAN, and seeks to make the point that this method of testing fails as a teaching strategy.

Assignment two - Research essay demonstrating knowledge, understanding and critical commentary on key education priorities Numeracy as a key Priority in Australian Schools. Key Policies and Drivers that have led to numeracy being a key priority. There has been a recognition that Australian schools require improvement in their numeracy performance. Thus, numeracy has become a key national priority for all Australian schools (Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, 2009). Numeracy