Narrative Assessment

Vivian's Satellite Learning Story

Learner: Vivian Learning Coach: T.Dillner           Date: 7.3.16

Learning Area: iExperience - Space                     Key Competency: Thinking

Learning Observed

The learners had six activities to choose from to extend their knowledge about Space. Vivian chose to take part in one that required problem solving and thinking skills. She had the option to make either a Mars Rover or a Satellite and picked to do the Mars Rover. With the provided materials, she had to make a connection between her own version and the image that was shown on the screen. Vivian showed curiosity by using the materials in specific ways and both tried to use as much detail as possible in her creation.

Evidence of learning

Next Learning Steps

Complete the models in the morning before school begins. Answer the discussion questions about their models, listed on the slideshow.

Vivian's Trash to Flash Learning Story

Learner: Vivian     Learning Coach: T.Dillner           Date: Term 4, Week 6-10

Learning Area: iExperience - Technology

Learning Observed and Vision Principles

In the second half of Term 4, all of the OrmPS learners have been participating in Trash to Flash - turning old used items into something new and usable. All of the LH1 learners began this journey by spending time looking on the LH1 Pinterest account. Everyone selected a category that they were the most interested in. Vivian selected Pets & Animals. She was curious about making a penguin out of scraps of paper. However, before they could make this, they had to go through a test run with the Design Thinking Process. As a group, all of the Girl’s Fashion and Pets & Animals learners made ladybug fridge magnets. Vivian then took the template we used as a larger group and the personalised it to her penguin creation, demonstrating her capability with understanding the design process.

Evidence of learning

Next Learning Steps

Add some photos to your blog of your final creation in Week 10. Reflect on how successful your planning was, as well as how well you felt your final product turned out. Make another prototype showing changes and improvements to the design.