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good afternoon. So for the Learning Literacy Exhibition,
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I can do
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a video instead of actually recording, um, my posters and made out
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because I don't tend to actually it off or paper to do it with.
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So
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what we're gonna do is look at
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my businesses class that I teach within the school I work in
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and how I learn. I use my, um, digital literacy.
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Focus on on digital literacy Overall,
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no
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First slide, Says says
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Research
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Group is a class of 30 students,
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and they all range from school year 10 to year 11,
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and
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they can choose businesses on a one year course or two year course.
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It's down to whatever they choose.
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Typical lesson consists of teacher discussions followed by a
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port project.
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The lesson is based around an assessment. Then we have. We just It's more of,
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um,
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I delegate to the class What they gotta do.
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They mark their work and they should know they got assignments due.
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They crack on with it during the lesson,
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rather than being in the home and losing time, because due to the area we work in,
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there's quite a lot of poverty.
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So not every student is able to
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access Internet or a means of, um, computer work at home.
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And,
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yeah, overall,
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it can be quite hard for them to get the work done.
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But a major concern
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is that the learners has been on the phone communicating via text
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and some kind of social media app. So whether it's Snapchat,
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um, Tiktok
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Instagram,
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whatever doing these kids seem to be on the phones quite a lot as you can imagine,
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but within teaching, I find that learners prefer watching videos
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on YouTube
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and discuss what was learned and apply it to a case study.
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In general,
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I feel the majority of the learners lack of motivation
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with TAS and have a lot of reason involved.
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But most will be able to sit and read articles
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based on, um,
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for
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team, for example,
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or
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a celebrity
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or influencer.
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You know, they can sit. They can sit there on the phone, keeps
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grow, score scroll,
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and I read paragraph after paragraph to paragraph,
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find out the information or gossip
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and tea, as you say
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about certain celebrities.
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So these skills these learners actually are using
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no, they they use literacy in everyday life, and they just don't realise it.
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They said All these different applications you have,
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you know,
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they unknowingly
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using these skills.
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So when,
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like
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writing and read and I've been
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involved in the lessons
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and I get a response like I
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can be both with this, Do we have to do it?
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I'll say This is boring. I don't want to do this anymore. Can we do something else?
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Can be Minecraft.
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Can we do something else
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better than necessarily play games
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know because
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the contained skills that the learners of
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subconscious use with their family and friends.
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So furthermore, it was soon apparent
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after investigation,
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the students participate within a whole array of multi mode activities,
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subconsciously,
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as we all do,
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so as a newly appointed teacher of business, I t.
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Um,
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I took up in November last year.
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I am mindful of building a sufficient level of rapport with all my learners
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and a satellite to ensure active role within mentor and fellow students.
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These views are similar to those of petty, who claimed
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that unless report is established,
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a physiological a psychological barrier is created
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that stops taking part in discussions,
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asking questions or asking for help is eventually results in the learners,
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feeling isolated within the classroom and then achieving.
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Overall, I believe I have a
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rather good report with my learners know they'll pop in.
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If I'm free in the morning, whatever they pop in and speak to me, say like I'm doing
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um,
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saying back to them.
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They know that if they need to talk to me, they can. They can approach.
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I'm very approachable
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and easy to talk to,
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which goes a long way, especially with teenagers, who are,
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I said, struggling at home with poverty and
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other situations.
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They need it. They need attention sometimes.
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So my main challenge.
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So initially, the challenge is that students find written tasks,
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assessments and Google slides
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to be boring and repetitive.
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Within the end, Academic year approaching and the business finance reset,
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Exam approaching
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is critical for the benefit of the learners
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to find alternative methods to ensure sufficient amount of revision is completed.
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So through the revision process,
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students will use applications and websites such as
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learning, which I'll go through in a minute with you,
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um,
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and videos and two teachers neo
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teacher made
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and and it always will help them
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get further
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with the the
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the revision
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so they can make their own resources.
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They can play making their own quiz and test their friends and John.
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So, as John
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State State, John Dewey states,
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we learn by doing
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so, if again, learners actively involved in the revision process.
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I would like to think that they are approaching as learners are more likely,
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and they're appropriate,
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as learners are more likely to remember what they think or relate,
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rather than reading from a book or slide show.
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So,
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you know, it's quite boring looking through a book all the time
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and
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constantly
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so read it, read from my book, gets a bit boring. They lose motivation.
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I well, that's why I find Overall,
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um,
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it's not as fun as sitting there watching a six minute video,
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because six minutes is long enough to keep them
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and they're snappy. It's full of information,
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and usually they are. If you get an updated video,
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it's more apparent to them. It's more
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example,
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and I'm going to show a video that's been based on,
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um, Love film, which was around,
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I
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say, 10 years ago,
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when most
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about four, about 15 16,
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so they were 56 at a time
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where, as now we have Netflix. So I changed the film for Netflix, making it more
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modernised more,
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um, current,
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the current trends and that type of stuff.
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So let's go back to my evaluation.
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Oh,
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as Jeff Pettier stated,
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students are more much more likely to be committed and interested in their work
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when they feel a sense of ownership and are more likely to become active learners
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during the activity.
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The above quote had become obvious when looking through past exam results.
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Compared to the effort the learners are putting
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in division during vision sessions during the lesson.
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So watching the learners go through Seneca
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and playing the Hoop games,
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I'm a little bit of fun testing their friends,
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writing down on notes. These are their tactics that I find
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works really well with them
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and explains it overall better. It's only so much.
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It's only so long that they can sit there and listen to me to me talk about
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certain things, and it gives my my voice a break. I can observe the lesson,
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see where everyone's working
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and
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it it all makes sense.
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So that's my valuation.
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My references are here with Jeff petty.
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I do like a pedagogy focus as well
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and
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do is there.
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So my next section I'm gonna look at
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turn on
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and I share my screen with you to have a look at what other things we've done.
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First of all, before we do that,
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you know,
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it's better.
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So I've made
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these lovely,
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um,
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screen, not screens. There is a piece of paper
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where
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it shows, um title what? Looking at definition.
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Usually they are bright coloured ones. But I had
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I lost my co one somewhere,
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but I've got my back and my copies as well
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to explain to them what they have, what they're looking at to help help with vision.
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Tells them, for example, finance. Now,
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um,
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tell the certain formulas or the calculation they
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they need to use example fixed cost.
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What is a fixed cost was a variable variable cost
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the cost that rises, output raise as output rises.
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There's all these other things that Oh, yes, it's not. Be quick. Easy.
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It's easy to read. It's not a massive paragraph of reading
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that they would have in a book.
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So I'm gonna show you share my screen with you.
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First of all.
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We're gonna go on
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here
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just green,
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so I wouldn't do
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show my booklet, first of all, so
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it started off showing
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this booklet. I scanned it,
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and it's also do with promoting a brand, for example.
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And it was
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It's all helped with assignments and their exams. They read through it.
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It's a
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child friend is in a friendly book
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that explains everything that they need.
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However,
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like you say, there's a lot of reading and they don't really like reading much.
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So that's one way that they help revise. If they want to sit there and
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do it that way, I'm more than happy for them to do it.
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The next one we're gonna look at
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is about
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learning, and these are websites that we've used within the lessons
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they have on the Google classrooms as well,
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and it works a lot more better,
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so we share screen
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and we'll go
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at
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Seneca.
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So
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then
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it's a lovely, lovely thing
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I
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can see in my lane,
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so it shows basically
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everything that they need to look at,
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so we'll have a type of
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structures. They'll click through,
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explains why each one is click through
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and they know they've done that, the screen at the top.
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They can scroll to the next one to continue
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next one. Then he comes up with,
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um, little quizzes or little games to the test,
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to read through what they need to look at,
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and they'll put in the answer.
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And if it's wrong
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or correct, they'll protect the name.
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Next one. They have
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games,
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so it's a It's a very good, um, piece of kit to use.
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They have exam prep on. There
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they have.
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Um,
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Everything you look at is on the left hand
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side of the different court modules and all the,
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um, courses.
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Wrong answers there.
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So that's my cynical learning.
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And then we will go to
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this one. Now is gonna be cahoot
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and
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cos
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one of these things that
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you can use You can make easy.
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You don't need to be a rocket science
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scientists to make a cahoot, um, quiz simple things to do.
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If it's things that you and your friends are stuck on,
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you can create a quiz
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and test yourselves.
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There's loads on there.
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There's even premade quizzes on there, like I I use been using by here.
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So that's
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the cahoot and then another one that we I like using
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is called two teachers, and they are
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two teachers, business studies who have made
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blogs and resources and knowledge hubs
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for other teachers to use
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and their current trends.
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And it's like as our customer needs established local, loyal customers.
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We look, we look at a lot of videos. There's a lot of resources on there,
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and all the learners know about this as well.
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So
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there's loads of things that they they can look at,
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and it's very current. It's very popular.
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It's easy to understand
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you give me access to back on their phones as well. Then you download the
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app they download the Seneca APP teacher made. They can make their own, um,
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notes, test their friends. You can do that on
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as well. Make a lot of notes, a little flash cards.
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So
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that is my
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learning Literacy exhibition completed.
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I've been through
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my challenge, has shown some
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posters and display boards. I I can I maybe make,
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um,
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different me social media used.
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Then that's it.
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Thank you very much.
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