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Feedback

The teacher monitors students during the learning experiences and assessment opportunities through:

  • observation of group work and individual work
  • discussion and questioning
  • analysis of the students’ work samples.

The teacher monitors Andrew’s level of independence during the learning experiences and assessment opportunities.

The teacher provides specific feedback, such as:

Tier 1

  • ‘Fantastic, you have placed the symbols on your picture graph using equal spacing.’
  • ‘Check your counting. It would be easier to count the insects if you sort them into groups first.’
  • ‘Great work Andrew. Your counting matches your graph.’
  • ‘Andrew, the beetles should be grouped together. Put this beetle with the other beetles.’

Tier 2

  • ‘I like your title, “insects in a square metre”. ’
  • ‘Your tallying shows that there were 16 ants in the square metre area. The ants’ column shows 15. Fix the column so it represents 16 ants.’

Tier 3

  • ‘ “Type of Insect” is an appropriate label for the horizontal axis of your column graph.’
  • ‘Your table shows that there were 10 flies. The star represents two flies in your key. If a star represents two flies, there should be five stars on your picture graph.’
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