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Renaissance College In A Nutshell Who are we and where are we going? Jamie Schmitz - Head of Primary Blog: www.jamieaschmitz.blogspot.hk Twitter: #rchkpyp Our Positive Core Renaissance College Mission Statement RCHK strives to build a

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Renaissance College In A Nutshell

Who are we and where are we going? Jamie Schmitz - Head of Primary Blog: www.jamieaschmitz.blogspot.hk Twitter: #rchkpyp

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Our Positive Core

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Renaissance College Mission Statement

RCHK strives to build a culture that promotes peace and democracy, values diversity and works towards a sustainable future for all.

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Identity

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Best Practice - Guided Inquiry

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Goal Orientation

If learners are to take more responsibility for their own learning, then they need to know what they are going to learn, how they will recognise when they have succeeded, and why they should learn it in the first place.

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Supporting Students in Managing Cognitive Load By...

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Modelling Learning - Deliberately Paced and Chunked

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Knowledge and Skills Acquisition - C.R.I.M.E

  • Chunking
  • Rehearsal
  • Imagery
  • Mnemonics
  • Elaboration
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Learner Empowerment - Visible Thinking

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What is a Thinking Routine?

  • Short, engaging patterns of

behaviour

  • Designed to be easy to use

and easy to remember and easy to transfer to a wide variety of topics (research based)

Image Source

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  • Slowing down
  • Making thinking visible
  • Creating habits of mind (frequently engaging

in a behaviour until it becomes routine) What does this mean?

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Why is this important?

Ability Inclination

(motivation)

Sensitivity

(notice when it’s time to make a thoughtful decision)

People often do not activate dispositional behavior because they simply do not notice opportunities to do so.

Student agency/empowerment is a dispositional outcome. PZ’s research finds that developing habits of mind are comprised of three elements— ability, inclination, and sensitivity.

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Maker Education

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Maker Education

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Maker Education

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