digging deeper into projects
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A PPT presentation for Cleveland early childhood teachers.TRANSCRIPT
Digging a Little Deeper into Digging a Little Deeper into
Early Childhood Project Early Childhood Project WorkWork
Digging a Little Deeper into Early Childhood
Project Work
Today goal ………We have a deeper understanding of and skill set for project work
Discuss, “How deep are you now?”List areas in which to dig deeper. Delve into those areas to find specific actions that will support going deeper Pick up a shovel and get to work.
Today goal ………We have a deeper understanding of and skill set for project work.
Where am I? - “How deep am I now?”
Here’s where I am….
What projects are you working on right now?
http://ohiorc.org/r/WY2E8
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Time spent in project work.
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How integrated into your program? One sign- How project related are your assessment and documentation ?
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Let’s Look and See…. & DiscussHow deep into projects are you now?
Time?How many projects in recent months /years?How integrated into your program? How confident are you?
Results online
What now? Do you want to go deeper into projects?
Spend more time?Do more projects in recent months /years?Be more integrated into your program? Be more confident?
Results online
List areas in which to dig deeper. 1.The time we spend in projects2.The ways we integrate and how we plan for them (Standards)
3.The ways we use projects to know what kids are learning (ongoing Formative assessment)
4.Anticipating and planning for projects with others5.Supporting engagement, investigation and inquiry of children6.Concluding and sharing children’s learning through projects
You can add to the list- on the chart.
Today goal ………Dig a little deeper into project work ●Discuss, “How deep are you now?”●List areas in which to dig deeper.
Delve into those areas to find specific actions that will support going deeper Pick up a shovel and get to work.
Do you agree that more TIME SPENT will lead to deeper projects?
Possible barriers?
•administrative policies and procedures•pressure for products •special occasions and events
Curriculum disputes in ECE http://ecap.crc.illinois.edu/eecearchive/digests/1999/katz99b.html
List areas in which to dig deeper. The time we spend in projects1.The ways we integrate and how we plan for them (Standards)
2.The ways we use projects to know what kids are learning (ongoing Formative assessment)
3.Anticipating and planning for projects with others4.Supporting engagement, investigation and inquiry of children5.Concluding and sharing children’s learning through projects
Standards make a difference.
New standards – New depth All domains
New standards – new depth – all domains
Hand in hand with standards are the opportunities for ongoing, informal, assessment through documentation - observation, collection, conversation,
List areas in which to dig deeper. The time we spend in projectsThe ways we integrate and how we plan for them (Standards)
1.The ways we use projects to know what kids are learning (ongoing Formative assessment)
2.Anticipating and planning for projects with others3.Supporting engagement, investigation and inquiry of children4.Concluding and sharing children’s learning through projects
http://illinoispip.org/blogs/beneke/2012june02.html
Determine areas that could use some digging.
Some areas are: The time we spend in projectsThe ways we integrate and how we plan for them (Standards) The ways we use projects to know what kids are learning (ongoing Formative assessment)
1.Anticipating and planning for projects with others2.Supporting engagement, investigation and inquiry of children3.Concluding and sharing children’s learning through projects
http://nieer.org/pdf/Supporting_Scientific_Inquiry_in_Preschool.pdf
Determine areas that could use some digging.
Some areas are: The time we spend in projectsThe ways we integrate and how we plan for them (Standards) The ways we use projects to know what kids are learning (ongoing Formative assessment)
Anticipating and planning for projects with othersSupporting engagement, investigation and inquiry of children1.Concluding and sharing children’s learning through projects
Today goal ………Dig a little deeper into project work ●Discuss, “How deep are you now?”●Determine areas that could use some
digging●Delve into those areas to find specific
actions that will support going deeper Pick up a shovel and get to work.
Let’s play and explore online tools using images from ORC /REC’s Car project
REC Page http://rec.ohiorc.org/InquiryProjects/Project/cars.aspx
ORC /REC Car project http://rec.ohiorc.org/InquiryProjects/Project/cars.aspx
Voice Thread Slide show https://voicethread.com/share/1840593/
Pinterest Board http://pinterest.com/ohiorcearlyed/car-project/
Glogster http://ohiorc.org/r/3969D
ISSUU Google Docs http://ohiorc.org/r/WNRNK
OhioRCEarlyEd 43210.earlyed
potterychick Ilove2throw
[email protected] Ilove2throw
[email protected] 43210.earlyedohiorc.org/r/WNRNK
Illinois Car project video clips Sara measureshttp://www.illinoisearlylearning.org/videos/sara-measures.htm
Magnets and cars http://www.illinoisearlylearning.org/videos/magnets-car.htm
Drawing windshield wipershttp://www.illinoisearlylearning.org/videos/windshield-wipers.htm
Today goal ………Dig a little deeper into project work
Did we meet these criteria successfully? ●Discuss, “How deep are you now?”●List areas that could use some digging●Delve into those areas to find specific
actions that will support going deeper ●Pick up a shovel and get to work.
http://ohiorc.org/r/BVXB2
Personal Reflection and Action Plan Where can you dig deeper into project work
when you leave today?
1.Time spent on project related work2.Anticipatory Planning 3.Alignment with Ohio Standards4.Technology and Innovation 5.Documentation and Assessment 6.Other