Collaborative Inquiry Groups
Many of these collaborative inquiries were presented at the 2019 ToD.
How can we more effectively support our students, pastorally and academically, to achieve their potential?
Group 2 - Affective - Facilitator: Jill JillM@stjohnsmairangibay.school.nz
Beverley Harper
Adrienne Williams
Natasha Luxford
How can a play-based learning approach increase motivation and achievement in writing both inside and outside the classroom?
What strategies can we implement to move students’ mindset from fixed to growth.
Group 4 Cognitive - Facilitator: Catherine cmackisack@carmel.school.nz
Navin Kumar
How can we implement strategies to enhance student comprehension of visual learning in our curriculum area?
Group 5 Cognitive- Facilitator: Catherine cmackisack@carmel.school.nz
Paula Pierce
Henry Whipp
Olwyn Hobman
Fiona Sahinkaya
Catherine Mackisack
How can we help support students to develop coherent reasoned and purposeful writing (including arguments) across curriculum areas?
Group 6 Cognitive - Facilitator: Jill JillM@stjohnsmairangibay.school.nz
Anna O’Farrell
Marion Roser
Jill Marsh
Tracey Law
Retention of facts - vocabulary, basic facts.
What effective strategies support deeper cognitive thinking in students to retain facts?
Group 7 Cognitive-Facilitator: Helen hperry@carmel.school.nz
Tina Peters
Hone Heke Ngapuia Rankin
John Smith
How can we establish a framework for cross-curricular projects to enhance students’ connections between learning areas.
Group 8 Metacognitive-Facilitator: Irene ijudge@carmel.school.nz
Irene Judge
Mandy Verdonk
Michelle Zazulak
Suzanne Zaisluik
Liz Walker
How can we implement self-regulation strategies to enable students to identify their learning steps and take responsibility for their learning pathway