STRATEGIES FOR ENGAGING STUDENTS IN
Components of Technological Practice
Planning for Practice – Level 2 |
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Supporting Learning Environment Level 2 To support students to undertake planning for practice at level two teachers could:
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Focused Learning |
Teaching Strategy |
Explanation |
Identify and record the key stages and resources required to produce their outcome
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Game Play – “What comes next?” |
Give students a set of photographs of a sequence of steps undertaken to develop a technological outcome, with steps missing at the end. Students to suggest either next possible step and/or what the finished outcome would/could be. Repeat activity but with a key step (s) missing in the middle of the sequence and have student determine what the missing key step is. |
Students in pairs use a dice with questions that require students to identify what needs to be considered. |
Use a teacher created dice with questions that are specific to the teaching programme or get students to create their own questions for each other.
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Record answers on a template and peer critique using a bank of guided questions. |
Use a range of known and unknown technological products so that students can explain them:
Use a template with stems for students to complete e.g. Outcomes will: |
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Describe what they have done already and what resources have been used.
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Buddy chat - in pairs describe what they have done already and what resources have been used |
Encourage students to listen and ask questions such as:
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Explain what they are going to do next. |
Students complete a template to record from a bank of resources (pictures and/or actual resources) those that they think they will need to produce their technological outcome to meet required attributes. |
Provide a range of pictures of and/or actual resources for students to see and interact with. Have them determine the resources they will need to use and the order in which they will use them. |