talking+about+learning


 * We like to talk about our learning in Room 14**

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__**June-July 2010:**__ So far this year we have learnt alot about a range of eLearning tools in our classroom, one of these tools being the computer.

Today our Kodak Pocket Video camera **experts** interviewed the entire class, asking them...

__'What are some of the things you have learnt about computers so far this year__?'

Here are the responses;


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**__24th March 2010:__** Here are the Leopards reading group talking about their scarecrow activity today.

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(This video has been removed from the wiki because one of the children is named in the footage.)
 * __17th March 2010:__** Here are two students reflecting on what they were learning during Numeracy yesterday. Didn't they do a great job explaining their thinking?



Please view the video footage below where she talks about her new learning in Numeracy. She had originally solved the addition problem incorrectly and we had a learning conversation about her mistake. The sum was 5+4=. She had answered with 5+4=10. Together we solved 5+5=10 therefore 5+4= must be one number less. This learning conversation proved that **__it's okay to make mistakes as the learning which comes from these mistakes can be very powerful.__**
 * __3rd March 2010:__** A student's reflection on what she learnt during Numeracy today

What a great job she has done in explaining how she would apply her new knowledge to different addition problems. Well done! (Filmed on the Kodak Pocket Video Camera)

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