year head coffee session · 2016-01-07 · key programmes – 7 habits 7 habits of highly effective...
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Session Rationale
Foster collaboration between parents and school
Sharing of Key Programmes
Sharing of Assessment Structure
Better understand concerns of parents on your child’s development (Feedback to improve current programmes / systems)
Outline of Briefing
Content Details
Key Programmes
Programme for Active Learning -
PAL,
7 Habits,
My Development Booklet - MDB
Assessment
Matters Assessment Plan
Feedback Session Concerns, suggestions for
improvement
Holistic Development/Education
Key Programmes - PAL
PAL (Programme for Active Learning)
Provide broad exposure and experiences
4 modules a year:
Term 1: Outdoor Education/ Chess (School Niche)
Term 2: Performing Arts (Dance)
Term 3: Sports Education
Term 4: Visual Arts
PW Strategies incorporated into PAL this year
Key Programmes – 7 Habits
7 Habits of highly effective people (whole school
approach)
1: Be Proactive 6: Synergize
2: Begin with an end in mind 7: Sharpen The Saw
3: Put First Things First
4: Think Win-Win
5: Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood
Key Programmes
EL/MT Learning Journey (LJ) to the Zoo(Term 1)
House Practice (Term 1)
Health & Fitness Funnanza (Term 1)
Aesthetics Learning Journey (Term 3)
SS LJ to Orchid Gardens (Term 4)
My Development Booklet (MDB)
Tie-in with #2 habit: Begin with an end in mind
Contains information about your child across six years from P1 to P6
To be filled out together WITH your child
Track development and progress of child across six years
Used during FTGP for more fruitful discussion between form teachers and students
Assessment
Assessment is carried out for 2 main
purposes
To measure students’ attainment and report
evidence of learning in different learning
areas
To support students’ learning and classroom
teaching
Holistic Assessment
Holistic Assessment aims to build the child's
confidence and desire to learn, with a focus on
knowing and developing the child as a whole.
Quantitative feedback (grades and marks) and
qualitative feedback (teacher comments) will
help your child learn about his/her strengths
and weaknesses and steps he/she could take
to improve his/her learning
Formative Assessment
A range of formative assessment strategies to evaluate students' mastery of concepts and skills
Provide students with quality feedback and plan how they will address gaps of understanding and deepen pupils' learning.
Pupils are encouraged to evaluate their progress and take responsibility for their learning through reflection, self-assessment and target-setting.
Structure of Assessment -
English
Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4
NIL
NIL
Reading Aloud
(20%)
Speaking (Show
and Tell) (20%)
Listening (20%)
Speaking (Show and
Tell) (20%)
Language Paper
(Vocab, Grammar,
Compre) (20%)
4 Components (Reading, Listening, Speaking,
Writing)
English Assessment at Primary 1
Skills/ Topics Term Week Weighting
READING: Reading Aloud
Term 3
Week 6 20%
SPEAKING: Show and Tell Week 8 20%
LISTENING: Listening
Comprehension
Term 4
Week 4 20%
SPEAKING: Show and Tell
Week 5 20%
LANGUAGE USE:
(Vocabulary, Grammar and Reading
Comprehension)
Week 7 20%
Assessment Criteria
READING ALOUD
Pronunciation is clear and consistently good.
Fluent, expressive reading delivered with appropriate
pauses and without hesitations.
POETRY RECITATION/ SHOW-AND-TELL
Pronunciation is clear and consistently good
Use appropriate stress pattern and rhythm.
Shows enthusiasm, is confident and able to make good
eye contact with the audience to engage them.
Structure of Assessment -
Math
Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4
NIL
Mini Quiz 1
Mini Quiz 2
Mini Quiz 3
Mini Quiz 4
Mini Quiz 5 (10%)
Mini Quiz 6 (20%)
Mini Quiz 7 (10%)
Mini Quiz 8 (25%)
Mini Quiz 9 (25%)
Mini Quiz 10
(10%)
Term 2 Mini Quizzes- No weighting.
Format- Dependent on topics. Some questions might use
the hands-on approach. (Example. Length: Use paperclips
to measure the given length)
Mathematics Assessment at Primary 1 Skills/ Topics Term Weighting
Mini Quiz 1
Term 2
0% Numbers to 10 Number Bonds
Mini Quiz 2
0% Ordinal Numbers Shapes and Patterns
Mini Quiz 3
0%
Addition and Subtraction to 20
Mini Quiz 4
0% Length
Mini Quiz 5
Term 3
10% Picture Graph
Mini Quiz 6
20% Numbers to 40 Addition and Subtraction to 40
Mini Quiz 8
Term 4
25%
Division Time
Mini Quiz 9
25% Numbers to 100 Addition & Subtraction within 100
Mini Quiz 10 10%
Money
Mini Quiz 7
Term 3 10% Multiplication
Mathematics Assessment at Primary 1
Structure of Assessment –
Mother Tongue
Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4
NIL
NIL
Listening
Comprehension
Reading Aloud
Speaking
(Picture
Description)
Speaking
(Show-and-tell)
Knowledge of
vocab, grammar
and reading
comprehension
(banding)
4 Components (Reading, Listening, Speaking,
Writing)
Mother Tongue Assessment at Primary 1
Skills/ Topics Term Weighting
READING: Reading Aloud Term 3
20%
20% SPEAKING: Picture Description
SPEAKING: Show-and-tell
Term 4
20%
LISTENING: Listening Comprehension
20%
Knowledge of Vocabulary and Grammar &
Reading Comprehension (For class
banding)
20%
Assessment Criteria
READING ALOUD
Pronunciation is clear and consistently good.
Fluent, expressive reading delivered with appropriate pauses and without hesitations.
POETRY RECITATION/ SHOW-AND-TELL
Pronunciation is clear and consistently good
Use appropriate stress pattern and rhythm.
Shows enthusiasm, is confident and able to make good eye contact with the audience to engage them.
Platforms for Communication
http://www.northlandpri.moe.edu.sg/our-programme/levels/primary-1-2016
http://www.northlandpri.moe.edu.sg/our-people/primary-1
P1 Form Teachers
1A - [email protected]
1B - [email protected]
1C - [email protected]
1D - [email protected]
Platforms for Communication
P1 Form Teachers
1E - [email protected]
1F - [email protected]
1G - [email protected]
1H - [email protected]
P1 Year Head : Mr Ganesan Arumugan