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Home | AC History Units The e5 Instructional Model <div class='noindex'>You may be trying to access this site from a secured browser on the server. Please enable scripts and reload this page.</div> Turn on more accessible mode Skip Ribbon Commands Skip to main content Emergency Closures Teacher Support Resources The e5 Instructional Model The e5 Instructional Model was launched in 2009. r 18 months, it is a reference point for school leaders and teachers to develop a deeper understanding of what constitutes high quality teacher practice in the classroom. 1. Develops shared normsDetermines readiness for learningEstablishes learning goalsDevelops metacognitive capacity 2. Prompts inquiryStructures inquiryMaintains session momentum 3. Presents new contentDevelops language and literacyStrengthens connections 4. Facilitates substantive conversationCultivates higher order thinkingMonitors progress 5. Assesses performance against standardsFacilitates student self assessment Disclaimer
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About the author : Nightskyonline.info This website is maintained by Paul Floyd. I would describe myself best as a passionate amateur astronomer with 24 years experience (as at 2014) in running a range of education and public astronomy outreach activities. April 2012: I have just finished a simulated walk on Mars at the Victorian Space Science Education Center ( Contact details Email: paul.floyd@nightskyonline.info Note that you are able to make a comment directly on each blog page. Professional background I am currently a primary school teacher with an active interest (and experience) in the teaching of Science in Primary schools. Prior to beginning work as as a school teacher in 2002, I ran my own education business (detailed below under the ‘Astronomy Education Activities) plus worked as an environmental education and outdoor education instructor on a casual basis with a range of organisations. I have two separate degrees – one in recreation management in planning and a second in primary teaching.
Moteurs de recherche d'images « libres de droits » — Enseigner avec le numérique Comme l'évoque le site Documentation Rouen, « les moteurs traditionnels de recherche, comme Google, Bing, Yahoo ou Ask offrent la possibilité de rechercher des images, mais les droits liés à l’utilisation de ces dernières ne sont généralement pas précisés : droit de l’information, droit de l’image, droit à l’image ». Des filtres par type de licence sont néanmoins parfois proposés par certains de ces outils. Des métamoteurs comme LibreStock et Photos for Class vont plus loin encore car ils permettent d'interroger en une seule fois une multiplicité de réservoirs. LibreStock s'inscrit dans cette démarche de collecte de reproductions placées sous licence CCO (domaine public) car il indexe différentes bases iconographiques spécifiques comme Pexels, Pixabay, Picjumbo ou Magdaleine. En complément, il est intéressant de signaler une autre initiative assez similaire baptisée Photos for Class. Sources Réseaux et médias sociaux
Welcome Monday musings on Australian literature: Writer-in-residence programs | Whispering Gums I’ve written before about Writers’ Retreats, which are sometimes framed as writer-in-residence programs. However, for this post, I want to focus not on those programs that are designed for writers to withdraw (retreat) to focus on a personal project, but on those for which engagement with the community in which they reside is a significant part of their role. I don’t know about you, but I come across these quite often out of the blue and love that they exist. Accor Hotels MGallery Literary Collection is a program in collaboration with Melbourne’s The Wheeler Centre. Bayside City Council Artist-in-Residence is open to visual artists, multimedia practitioners, writers and composers. Birrong High School Writer-in-residence was part of the ASA’s (Australian Society of Authors) Authors in Priority Schools program which aims to build “the narrative and literacy skills of school students, from K-12.” RMIT Writers-in-residence program is a fairly typical university program. Like this:
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