Case study 6

The Year 2 class teacher is planning a unit of work for the Measurement Strand (Substrand: Area). The students are working at different Stages of the syllabus for the Area Substrand. In developing a whole class program to meet the learning needs of all students, the teacher needs to consider the particular learning needs of one student, Peter.
Peter is working towards Stage 1 outcomes in most key learning areas. He is experiencing difficulty acquiring the knowledge, skills and understanding for Stage 1 in the Working Mathematically, Patterns and Algebra, Measurement, and Space and Geometry Strands. Peter is working towards Early Stage 1 outcomes in the Number and Data Strands. Peter demonstrates his capability with practical activities, including the practical aspects of the Personal Development, Health and Physical Education key learning area and the Science and Technology key learning area. He has difficulty remembering and following instructions, and staying on task. Peter is slow to begin tasks, and his classwork is often incomplete. He also experiences difficulty transitioning between activities. The teacher has observed that Peter uses his peers as models to commence and carry out classwork. He experiences difficulty with reading and writing. Peter is working towards becoming a more fluent reader. Adjustments to be trialled
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- Determining the starting point for instruction
- Selection of outcomes and content
- Teaching strategies for the learning experiences and assessment opportunities
- Learning experiences and assessment opportunities
- Feedback
- Evidence of learning
- Evaluating
