Tia Langston received feedback from Stephanie Hansen on a mathematics lesson using decimals kahoot with a Year 5 class. The feedback noted that the kahoot activity was engaging for students and tested their knowledge without tension. Using iPads was a good choice that included students who struggle with paper tasks. Areas for improvement included ensuring all students pay attention, regulating noise levels during discussions, and checking internet connections before class.
Tia Langston received feedback from Stephanie Hansen on a mathematics lesson using decimals kahoot with a Year 5 class. The feedback noted that the kahoot activity was engaging for students and tested their knowledge without tension. Using iPads was a good choice that included students who struggle with paper tasks. Areas for improvement included ensuring all students pay attention, regulating noise levels during discussions, and checking internet connections before class.
Tia Langston received feedback from Stephanie Hansen on a mathematics lesson using decimals kahoot with a Year 5 class. The feedback noted that the kahoot activity was engaging for students and tested their knowledge without tension. Using iPads was a good choice that included students who struggle with paper tasks. Areas for improvement included ensuring all students pay attention, regulating noise levels during discussions, and checking internet connections before class.
What went well? (link to APST graduate level where appropriate)
• Good choice of lesson – kahoot was a fun activity and the students thoroughly enjoyed it. • 3.3 – great strategy used to test students knowledge part way through the unit without the tension of a standardised test. • 1.5 – good choice of task that includes those students who struggle with pen and paper tasks – IPads are more engaging for students at this year level. • Good effort with adapting to the situation of the internet cutting out for half of the students part way in.
Areas for improvement: (link to APST graduate level where appropriate)
• Make sure to check that all students are paying attention and focussed. • Next time ensure to regulate the noise levels – students were having aloud discussions. • Maybe check the internet connections prior to the class using the iPads – due to network errors happening half way through.