Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Measurement Narrative Assessment


Learner: Datar                   Learning Coach: Mr Hattie           Date: 26 August 2015
Learning Area: Learning Habitat 2 - Mathematics
Learning Observed
We have been looking at Measurement in Mathematics this week. Our aim was to develop vocabulary around comparing volume. We started with introducing what volume is. The learners were then given two different measuring jugs and were told to discuss which one they think holds more and why. We then experimented with red water to test our theories. Datar asked the question “how many of these does it take to fill this jug?” He was determined to figure this out.  Datar was so excited when he found out the answer.
Evidence of learning
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Datar filling up his jug and seeing how many little jugs it takes to fill.
Key Competencies/Vision Principles
The Key Competencies that are being shown are “thinking” as they had to compare the different sizes and think which has the most volume. “Relating to others” was being shown as they had to work together and discuss the comparisons and their ideas. “Curiosity” was one of our vision principles that we were using as the learners were posed a question to think and discuss before they started.
Next Learning Steps
Datar’s next learning steps are:
  • being able to confidently discuss why the one he thought holds more.
  • being able to make comparisons with other objects