Provisionally Certificated Teacher Year Long Programme - Year One and Two PCT's: Years 0-8 Hamilton/Waikato
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Provisionally Certificated Teacher Year Long Programme Hamilton/Waikato Year One and Two PCT’s: Years 0-8 2018
Hamilton/Waikato Year One PCT Workshop Dates and Programme PLACE SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 SESSION 5 Hamilton Y0-3 20 March 8 May 19 June 30 July 27 August Hamilton Y4-8 21 March 9 May 20 June 31 July 28 August If sessions become over/under-subscribed, The Institute of Professional Learning reserves the right to reallocate session dates for some teachers. This will ensure all provisionally certificated teachers receive quality professional learning. Session One (P1): Classroom Strategies – Knowing Your Learners Explore strategies and activities including: Developing a positive classroom environment Effectively managing your classroom Self-management Relating to others Encouraging children’s participation and contribution Session One (P2): Getting to Grips with Teacher Registration/ Work Smarter! Use ePortfolios Explore the requirements towards your practising certificate: Practising teacher criteria – what does this mean for me? An opportunity to raise any concerns or queries you may have relating to teacher registration How to gather evidence in "time-smart" ways to add to ePortfolios Session Two: Maths is Just a Total Problem! In this practical and interactive workshop you will be involved in many hands-on strategies to support mathematical learning through: Investigating how to challenge and extend children’s thinking Using a range of assessment practices Using explicit mathematical language Selecting appropriate equipment and representations to support student learning Session Three: Literacy - How Do I Know What My Learners Need and How Do I Plan for It? This workshop will focus on: Strengthening your reading and writing programmes Exploring responses to students needs Critical reflection on effectiveness of practice
Session Four: Science – With No Time, No Money and Not a Lot of Expertise Practical and pragmatic, interesting and interactive and mostly using Two Dollar Shop equipment. What is science? How to move science beyond a literacy research activity to hands-on, minds-on learning How can teachers integrate science with other curriculum areas but keep it all explicit? Opportunities to engage with science, participate in activities and take away ideas for use in the classroom. Session Five (P1): Digital Fluency The digital fluency curriculum is here! Come join us for a hands-on, practical workshop where we’ll put some rhythm in your algorithm, some digital in your practice, and some fluency in your workflow. Algorithms and programming, digital tools and devices, humans and computers, virtual reality, and more importantly WHY! Demystifying algorithms & programming Digital tools and devices - fit for purpose, ePortfolios, VR and more Humans and computers - digital citizenship, pedagogy, integration of technology Session Five (P2): Sailing into Te Reo Māori Jump on board as we sail across the Māori seas right into your classroom with reo tips and hands-on activities you can use tomorrow. We will also explore resources for use, reuse and customisation. Ki te hoe! This session will include: Saying stuff right Reo tips Engaging activities Resource use, customisation and creation Register online: www.iplworkshops.ac.nz
Hamilton/Waikato Year Two PCT Workshop Dates and Programme PLACE SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 SESSION 5 Hamilton Y0-3 13 March 15 May 26 June 1 August 29 August Hamilton Y4-8 14 March 16 May 27 June 2 August 30 August If sessions become over/under-subscribed, The Institute of Professional Learning reserves the right to reallocate session dates for some teachers. This will ensure all provisionally certificated teachers receive quality professional learning. Session One: Individualising Learning for Boys and Girls Learners are individual but until recently we did not know just how unique we all are. In fact, recent neuro research indicates that our brain is more individual than our finger prints! Some of this uniqueness is a result of gender brain wiring. Based on top international research, this workshop will challenge some of your beliefs about why males and females act and learn very differently. Session Two: Extending Reading is Fun-damental – It Can Also Be Fun This workshop will focus on: Practical teaching strategies and supporting ideas Learning with and from each other. Exploring an effective reading programme - shared, guided and independent Engaging readers Session Three: Breaking the Math Curse! In this practical and interactive workshop you will be involved in many hands-on strategies to support mathematical learning. There will be a focus on linking the strands of mathematics to number through: Engaging in problem solving activities Identifying the big ideas of mathematics Session Four: Extending Writing is Powerful – It Can Also Be Terrifying The focus of this workshop will be: Practical teaching strategies and supporting ideas Building on student strengths Learning with and from each other Exploring an effective writing programme - shared, guided and independent
Session Five (P1): Digital Fluency The digital fluency curriculum is here! Come join us for a hands-on, practical workshop where we’ll put some rhythm in your algorithm, some digital in your practice, and some fluency in your workflow. Algorithms and programming, digital tools and devices, humans and computers, virtual reality, and more importantly WHY! Demystifying algorithms & programming Digital tools and devices - fit for purpose, ePortfolios, VR and more Humans and computers - digital citizenship, pedagogy, integration of technology Session Five (P2): Sailing into Te Reo Māori Jump on board as we sail across the Māori seas right into your classroom with reo tips and hands-on activities you can use tomorrow. We will also explore resources for use, reuse and customisation. Ki te hoe! This session will include: Saying stuff right Reo tips Engaging activities Resource use, customisation and creation Registrations To register for the Provisionally Certificated Teacher workshops in 2018, fill out the Workshop Registration Form and email to sharon.smith@waikato.ac.nz or register online www.iplworkshops.ac.nz. Enquiries about these workshops should be directed to Sharon Smith, phone 07 838 4655. Please Note The organisers will endeavour to ensure that the session programmes will be delivered as advertised but unforeseen circumstances may necessitate change. Register online: www.iplworkshops.ac.nz
HAMILTON/WAIKATO YEAR ONE AND TWO PROVISIONALLY CERTIFICATED TEACHERS Y0-8 WORKSHOP REGISTRATION FORM Please register your Provisionally Certificated Teachers for programmes in 2018, by writing their names in the appropriate boxes. SCHOOL NAME ……………………………………………....................................MoE# .................…… YEAR ONE PROVISIONALLY CERTIFICATED TEACHERS Name (Please print clearly) Circle 5 sessions S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 Yr Level* Package $740 $250 $250 $250 $250 $250 Years 0-3 Years 4-8 Years 0-3 Years 4-8 Years 0-3 Years 4-8 Years 0-3 Years 4-8 YEAR TWO PROVISIONALLY CERTIFICATED TEACHERS Name (Please print clearly) Circle 5 sessions S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 Yr Level* Package $740 $250 $250 $250 $250 $250 Years 0-3 Years 4-8 Years 0-3 Years 4-8 Years 0-3 Years 4-8 Years 0-3 Years 4-8 Making your registration successful: Please enter your Year Level above Please register your Provisionally Certificated Teacher in the right section, either Year 1 or Year 2 When registering in sessions tick your preference and we will invoice on a payment per session basis Prices do not include GST NO REFUNDS for teacher withdrawals from packages after 20 May 2018 Fill out your Provisionally Certificated Teacher’s PERSONAL school email address below. (Correspondence will be sent to this email address). 1. ___________________________________________________________________________________ 2. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 3. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 4. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Email Sharon Smith: sharon.smith@waikato.ac.nz Register online: www.iplworkshops.ac.nz
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