Ulearn 2019: Leading from the back - Digital Technologies and designing loacl curriculum
Presentation:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1gJrEOlfWriSTnwdySq2HcQXq7vuWmSow/edit#slide=id.p2
Shared research about the future of the job market, internationally from the World Economic Forum: weforum.org/future-of-jobs-2016/employment-trends
specialisation / knowledge-based
Digital fluency is a front-end curriculum component - sitting with the comptencies - being able to apply across all areas - with different capabilities running through
Digital Technologies - is about the technology design process (may use digital fluency to work through the learning) - just a part of what students do
Analogy - Just as soccer skills is not the be-all and end-all of PE
Highly Agentic, self-driven
Discussed Technology / Science / Social Sciences - and the key aspects of each. Looked at the Technology Learning Area
Explored Digital Technologies Curriculum
Curriculum Review Commitment that schools will have looked at how Technology (and particularly digital technologies) are implemented in your school and have a plan in place.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1gJrEOlfWriSTnwdySq2HcQXq7vuWmSow/edit#slide=id.p2
Shared research about the future of the job market, internationally from the World Economic Forum: weforum.org/future-of-jobs-2016/employment-trends
specialisation / knowledge-based
Digital fluency is a front-end curriculum component - sitting with the comptencies - being able to apply across all areas - with different capabilities running through
Digital Technologies - is about the technology design process (may use digital fluency to work through the learning) - just a part of what students do
Analogy - Just as soccer skills is not the be-all and end-all of PE
Highly Agentic, self-driven
Discussed Technology / Science / Social Sciences - and the key aspects of each. Looked at the Technology Learning Area
Explored Digital Technologies Curriculum
Curriculum Review Commitment that schools will have looked at how Technology (and particularly digital technologies) are implemented in your school and have a plan in place.
Review questions to consider for your school community
- How well does our school's curriculum reflect the essential nature of each learning area?
- Do our programmes meet the needs and interests of our students?
- How does our curriculum enable students to explore relationships of knowledge across learning areas?
- Do we make connections across learning areas, values, and key competencies?
- Do we have a rationale and structure for covering learning area strands and selecting achievement objectives?
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