Our Leadership Grant group is on it's way with a list of people with research questions. See below. We're excited as well as anxious to begin. Some of us are already on Twitter and plan to post observations of our findings in Twitter. If interested we are creating a Sullivan Heights Twitter to follow, but most of us are going to tweet our finds as well individually. Soon to come, in September, a list of Tweet names and web addresses of the participants in our voyage of learning and discovery.
Teacher | Department | Inquiry Question |
Susan Rogerson | Career and Planning10 | How do we make sure students have the knowledge and the ability to understand the permanence of the Internet highway and the awareness of how to interact in a responsible and safe manner while online? |
Nicole Painchaud | Information Technology | How can E-Portfolios on Facebook show higher levels of thinking and learning? How can E-Portfolios on Facebook be used for authentic assessment? |
Ryan Neufield | Phy Ed. | How can Twitter be used more effectively with students in our learning environment? |
Jeff Vaughan | | What if our only assessment goal was to have students own their education, what would happen? |
Jennifer Spain | Languages | How do Web 2.0 tools affect the role of the teacher and engagement of the students in different areas of second language study? |
Teachers taking part in the Barrie Bennett group | Various | How do graphic organizers change the manner of teaching by the teacher and learning by the student? To what extent does the use of the same graphic organizer in different curricular areas help the student achieve mastery of that learning tool? |
Robert Dewinetz | Social Studies | How can Ipad Apps motivate and facilitate collaborative critical thinking? |
Roger Hayward | Library and Law | In what ways can we give the google generation the tools to navigate and develop web skills for the Information highway? |
Shelley Blackwell | Home Economics - tourism | To what extent does interview assessment engage students in self-directed learning? |
Heidi Neilson | Social Studies/English | How does the use of feedback instead of grades affect student performance in Geography and English? To what extent does giving students the opportunity to revise work multiple times (with teacher feedback) help improve students’ overall writing skills? To what extent does encouraging students to use technology, such as word processing programs, Inspiration, or the internet for research improve their overall product? |
Sue Fuller and various SEA’s in the department | BASES | How can using Web 2.0 tools and live feeds from various locations enrich the learning and capabilities of BASES students in their understanding of the world at large? |
Bryan Bucci | | Web 2.0 tools |
Jacqueline Alvarado Cruz | | Web 2.0 tools |
Various teachers | Science | How can fully utilized document readers enhance the learning of students during science experiments? |
Shelley Blackwell Karen Barry | Home Economics | Will Document Readers give higher comprehension of food and sewing demonstrations compared to using the demonstration mirror? |
Bal Ranu, Nicole Painchaud Jen Spain Jeff Vaughan Robert Dewinetz Ryan Neufeld | To what extent will student achievement improve when using feedback and performance assessment guidelines and tools instead of straight marks to assess and monitor the level of student comprehension of the learning outcomes in Math, English, Home Economics, Social Studies and Information Technology? | |
Heidi Nielsen Erin Pacheco Lori van Niekerk Nicole Painchaud Bal Ranu Bryan Bucci | Developing Readers | School Question: How will the Developing Reader’s team small manageable steps and model them to staff to impact staff to buy in to literacy initiatives? Individual classroom question: How will sharing learning intentions and using descriptive feedback impact my students engagement in their learning? |
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