VTaL - Mahi Tahi and Manaakitanga : Tuakana-Teina

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Tuakana - Teina Collaborative Teaching Strategy

Level 2 students completing their first project were starting to fall behind with specific tasks within the project.  In order to support students to catch up on their work, I teamed up the Level 2 students with some of the Level 3 students from last year who had completed the standard in 2017.

The Level 3 students directed the Level 2's to the exemplars in the DigiTech Level 2 Google+ Community.  The Level 2's followed the instructions in the Workspace, and using both the support of the Level 3 students, as well as the exemplars in the Google+ Community, completed and submitted tasks for Activity 1 in the project.









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6 Comments

  1. It is interesting that you mention Google Plus Communities as my students LOVE scrolling through past years. I have been using the same communities since we started working that way so there is a good "back collection" for them to browse through.
    Karen

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    1. Yes I agree about the G+ Communities. It's been quite instrumental for students to gain an understanding of the tasks, by seeing exemplars created by their peers from previous years.

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  2. Very detailed and even though students falling behind on specific tasks the photos say a different message. They all look engaged and busy with their own work.

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    1. Thanks for your feedback Carol. I think the students found this collaborative learning activity really useful. I just need to build on the work that the students have done, to enable them to cross the line with this project.

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  3. Great time to work as a team and in groups I can see they really into their discussion and look like they confident on what they doing

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    1. Thanks for your feedback Akesa. Yes the students benefited from the Tuakana-Teina teaching strategy in terms of forward progress with their work.

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