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Harry & Aarav Connect about Sharks: Learning Story

By Anonymous


Learner: Harry & Aarav
Learning Coach:   Stephanie Hooker         Date: 8 August 2016
Learning Area:          iDevelop (Harry) & iExplore (Aarav)                                         
Key Competency:     Participating & Contributing
NZC AO:                    Level 2 English: Listening, Reading & Viewing
‘Processes & Strategies’- selects and reads texts for enjoyment and personal fulfilment & recognises connections between oral, written, and visual language & selects and uses sources of information (meaning, structure, visual and grapho-phonic information) and prior knowledge
Learning Observed

Today during iDevelop Harry found a book on Sharks and took the initiative to share it with Aarav. Harry was practicing and applying the skim and scan technique of reading and quickly noticed that this book would be of use to Aarav and Hamish who are doing an animal adaptations iExplore learning adventure.  Ziell was also interested in the book, especially the illustrations.Harry was cultivating curiosity in others!  Ka pai.  Aarav enjoyed reading the book and noticed that it helped him prove his other research, thus making important connections to his learning.  Aarav has been learning that to be a critical thinker we can’t believe everything we read on the internet and need to check multiple sources.  

Our learners always enjoy the opportunity to connect and collaborate with others.

Learner voice: Harry, “I am showing Aarav because he is learning about Sharks in iExplore”
Evidence of learning
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Harry is a caring member of our learning habitat, and is always willing to share with his peers. He collaborates well with other learners.  

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I wonder if Aarav has found more books on sharks?
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