Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Professional Practice (9)- I showed that I can manage student learning by organising tasks for Noah Ganner to productively engage him in learning and following up on his interest and what he would have learned.
Professional Practice (9)-I showed the ability to manage student learning processes by following up on Noah on what he had learned and organising tasks for him to productively engage him in learning and extending on his interest.


Professional knowledge (6)- I managed to plan activities for the children by following up on what they had learned.

Thursday, June 10, 2010








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Professional Practice (8)- I managed to set high standards as I was able to show a number of children in their various areas of interest.


Professional Relationships (19)- I was able to communicate with families and engage them in the learning programme offered by the Learning Centre as I posted this on the Centre's blog.


Professional Knowledge (6)- I was able to show appropriate learning activities which can enable students progress and also materials which can be provided to support in Maths, Science and Technology.


Professional Leadership (25)- I showed that I can support and lead other teachers.This was used as an example of what is expected, when teachers post things on the centres blog.That the blog should be used as a way of communicating with parents on what children will be learning for example when playing in the sand pit.




Professional Practice (7)
To achieve this in my practice my interactions with children demonstrate general warmth, caring and respect. I also make sure that students interactions with each other are generally respectful and considerate for example discouraging inappropriate behaviour like biting, pulling hair, pushing each other and snatching toys from each other.

Monday, May 24, 2010

Reflection




Professional Relationships (17)
In this reflection I was reflecting on my teaching with a view to improvement.I discovered that though I had worked with children before I had a lot to learn with the toddlers and also in my practice. I am a teacher but I am learning a lot of things from these toddlers which is also helping me to improve on my practice and also work on my relationships with them (relationships are important as they are the foundation on which learning is based on, from the children themselves to the whole community which includes other team members, families and whanau) and it all begins with communication. I talk to parents when they come to pick/drop their children.This helps me to get to know them, their culture and also their expectations as far as their children are concerned.Communication also helps me to develop professionally as I share ideas with other members of staff. This communication helps me to contribute to the life of the learning centre because I will be learning new things implementing them and also sharing what I know with the team members, whanau and families as well as other caregivers.
Above all in developing relationships I should maintain confidentiality, trust and respect in whatever I do / say as a teacher who is serving the community and also the country Aotearoa of New Zealand. As I reflect on my teaching and practice so far, I have put every effort I could to maintain these.


Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Self management and social skills

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Professional Relationships (19)- I was able to communicate with families, whanau and caregivers on the progresss of their children.