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The Elementary School home learning program is a response to the directive from the Singapore Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health and Council for Private Education that schools must close for a period of time.
This action has been taken to ensure the health and wellbeing of the community.
The Home Learning Program is for the education of students who are not able to be physically present at school as a result of school closure. The program is designed for students by their teachers and is delivered online.
How will it work?
How will it work?
- Home learning tasks will be sent to your child online, using the Seesaw app
- Students will upload their work onto the app once it is completed.
- Teachers will provide feedback on the work that has been uploaded
- Teachers will conference with students using a virtual classroom on Google Meet.
- Tasks will be uploaded to Seesaw by 4:00 pm each day to allow parents time to sort through tasks for the following day
- Children work through the uploaded tasks at their own pace
- As tasks are completed, students upload any work to Seesaw
- Not all tasks will need work uploaded to Seesaw. The teachers will be explicit in letting you know which tasks are to be uploaded for feedback
- Teachers will make contact with parents if the work has not been completed after 3 days.
What work will my child receive?
What work will my child receive?
- Tasks will be sent by the homeroom teacher for
- Language A - English - Daily
- Mathematics - Daily
- Unit of Inquiry - approximately 3 per week
- A daily task will be sent by the Chinese teacher
- Each week you will also receive tasks from the PE, Art and Music teachers
- A family mindfulness challenge will be uploaded daily
- EAL and Learning Enrichment teachers will also send home tasks to their students.
What will a task on Seesaw look like?
What will a task on Seesaw look like?
Will this be the same as learning at school?
Will this be the same as learning at school?
- Teachers will be using the curriculum outcomes to design the tasks that are sent home. They will give feedback on the work to support student learning.
- Homeroom Teachers will design tasks to meet the different learning needs of students. They will also modify tasks for learners who need adjustments.
- EAL and Learning Enrichment teachers will also modify tasks for those students who need adjustments
- Learning tasks will be similar to what occurs at school, however, we cannot replicate school at home.
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