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TEAM PROJECT GP/GPR
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How many students are in the team?
What is the first step in team work?
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How many students are in the team?
What is the first step in team work?
Collaboration
What is the best way to make a good team?
How team members function?
Team meeting
Team meeting
Agenda
Meeting
Notes writing
Reflecting on collaboration
- how the group was created
- how the group was lead
- the size of the group
- who was allocated a role within the group
- what activites individual members, and the group as a whole, undertook
- who motivated the group and who decreased the motivation
- who made the contribution and who did not
Time managment
Who is organising the meeting?
When are those held?
DO we take any notes from the meting?
Time managment
Aims and goals of the project
- What is the topic?
- What is the question?
- How do we share obligations in the team?
- Who is team leader?
- What is his role?
Project outcome IGCSE
Project outcome IGCSE
What do we want to show with the project?
We have to make leaflet, poster, video, webpage
EXPLANATION OF THE PROJECT OUTCOME
Explanation
Explanation
The Explanation (200–300 words) accompanying the Outcome should include the following information:
• the project aim
• a brief description of the Outcome
• an explanation of how the team’s exploration of different cultural perspectives has informed or supports
the Outcome.
Where work has exceeded the word limit, teachers must not credit beyond the fi rst 300 word
What is outcome?
For example, the Outcome could be a collage of photographs with captions, or
video-clip with voice-overs, showing different cultural perspectives on the issue,
accompanied by the Explanation
IGCSE REFLECTIVE STATEMENT
Evaluation of the project outcome
Evaluation of own work processes
Team work
Own performance as a team member
Learning about different cultural perspectives
Learning from the whole project
Key personal research findings
Connections between the team and personal elements
IGCSE REFLECTIVE STATEMENT
Evaluation ...
IGCSE Team Project topics :
Conflict and peace
Disease and heal...
IGCSE Team Project topics :
Conflict and peace
Disease and health
Human rights
Language and communication
Poverty and inequality
Sport and recreation
Tradition, culture and identity
Water, food and agriculture
Team Project
Team Project
Team Element
Candidates produce as a team one Outcome and one Explanation as a
Collaboration.
The Explanation must be 200–300 words.
Personal Element
Candidates each write a Reflective Paper on their research, contribution and
personal learning.
The paper must be 750–1000 words
Outcome
leaflet, poster, presentation, video
Outcome
What is the purpose of the outcome?
Raising public awareness about an issue
Page 10 syllabus
practise
Page 10 syllabus
Chen, F., 2011. Technology Digital Divide in China. In M. Koehler & P. Mishra (Eds.), Proceedings of Society
for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 2011 (pp. 2379-2385).
Chesapeake, VA: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE). [Online],
https://www.editlib.org/p/36664/ (accessed 07/08/2016).
Chen, F., 2011. Technology Digital Divide in China. In...
Reflection
What is reflective statement?
How many words do we write for RS?
What is the purpose of this?
What metter here is ability to identify the detail, give strengths, weaknesses, and to give wider picture to plan better in the future
Evaluation of the an action already done
The process of learning though and from experience
The process of learning though and from experience
Gibbs's reflective cycle
NOT waste of time, it is the way how to be even more effective next time
Gibbs's reflective cycle
1. Description
- describe what was happening
- accurate understanding of what was said and done
1. Description
2. Feelings
- describe your emotions, this is impact of those events on you
3. Evaluation
consider what was good and what was bad, this job could be done by group and individually
you ar measuring what do you want to achive in the future based on what you did
4. Analysis
making sense of evaluation by taking the step back and considering the wider context
you could consider additional knowledge to help you to make more conclusions about what was happening
5. Conclusion
Identify the strengths and weaknesses of the whole process in order to see what did we do to improve our work in the future and knowing all this what we would not do in the future
6. Action Plans
make a list of steps you will take for the future when encounter this or similar situation again
6. Action Plans
Using the reflective cycle to reflect on collaboration
Using the reflective cycle to reflect on collaboration
1. What happened?
2. What were you feeling?
3. What was good or bad about the experience?
4. What additional information can you add to sense of it?
5. What should you or should you not have done?
6. If the situation happened again, what would you do?
Case Study example
- explain what the problem is
- use research to provide evidence examples how different problem can be seen as a local and global issue
Case Study example
GLOBAL ISSUES
Global issues
GLOBAL ISSUES
LOCAL ISSUES
LOCAL ISSUES
SOLUTIONS DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES
MIND MAPES
- MAKE AT LEAST THREE PROBELEMS IN LOCAL SOCIETY AND GIVE POSSIBLE DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES HOW TO SOLVE IT
MIND MAPES
vs
Individual solution
Group solution
Individual solution
Group solution
PRESENTATION
PRESENTATION
AS LEVELS :
8 minutes oral presentation
audio visual
880- 960 words for the presentation
Signposting with arguments
- introduction
- main body
- conclusion
Effective innovative solutions
- WORK IN UNITS OF THREE
1. three sections of presentation
2. three linked slides to make a point
3. three bullet points per slide
Effective innovative solutions
Presentation slides
Presentation slides
Photos are speaking more that 1000 words
Put effective ones and leave just photo on the slide and talk over it
Use arguments
Slides with the lot of text are not effective
FLIPCHART PAPER
POSTERS
DIAGRAMS
Non-verbal communication
- postion
- gesture
- gaze
Paralanguage
- VOLUME
- PITCH
- PACE *SPEED
- INTONATION
Paralanguage
haiku
https://haikudeck.com/7-strategies-to-write-a-speech-with-ease-uncategorized-presentation-fBWBGlO9AL#slide0
haiku
Learning process - sources
books, newspapers, websites, indvidual conversation with others, watching someone explaining an idea or argument
Learning process - sources
what you have to do to prepare the right preparation?
Learning process - sources
- 880-960 words as transcript
structuring the presentation : introduction
- main body
- conclusion (proposing workable solutions, sometimes asking the audience do they have any questions
- signposts within your arguments
Reason indicators: first, second, third, finally, because
Conclusion indicators: therefore, this means that, in conclusion
Changes the direction: however, on the other hand, in contrast
Continuing in the same direction: furthermore, in addition, also
- explain the PROBLEM
- give evidence
- give examples why is that a problem in your local area and show the same in the world *find similarities and differences
- evidence: how it reflects on various perspectives > cultural, environmental, economic
Giving solutions in the Group project
solution
- each student has to reflect on its own - personal
- group has to give group solution in the Reflective statement
- each member has to give its own approach
1. reflecting on collaboration
solution
Collaboration:
1. identify a suitable local problem
2. research the problem to gather a sufficient amount of evidence about it
3. allocate each member of a group a complementary perspective on the problem so they can conduct their own research and develop their own solutions
4. come together at the end to agree a group solution
solution
What happened?
What were you feeling?
What was good or bad about the experience?
What additional information can you add to make sense of it?
What should you or should you not have done?
Reflection on learning
solution
- knowledge ideas and feelings about the issues
- finding the solutions of the issues
- new information about and insight gained from research done and other group members
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