Learner guides are an existing resource which are helpful to students – but they need to know about them and for their teacher to highlight and bring this into their learning. For example the RAG grids could be used as a way of gauging level of confidence for each topic/question type.
Overview - so what?
RAG extracted from existing learner guides.
Learner records their confidence with the subject
Data stored on own device, so it remembers the choices
Targeted mainly at mobile devices, but works across anything - see video example
Part of wrap around support - could be used in conjunction with other resources
To do
Improve presentation - especially on desktop. Minor tweaks for mobile
Identify coverage - which subjects? Direct copy from learner guides?
Mini quizzes in a wide range of subjects – we could have a prototype to show the concept. Need to have sufficient to indicate approach and give the idea – enable teachers to develop their own.
Overview - so what?
Quick classroom activity
Core subject knowledge quiz OR skills linked to subject
Pitch: "Core subject knowledge are intended as enjoyable and reasonably quick classroom activities with which teachers can re-engage their students with learning in the subject – let’s have some fun together with this quiz – it’s not an exam – and we can all see what we can remember – it’s bound to reveal things that we need to refresh ourselves about"
NOTE - these quizzes currently only link to Andrew Field's company Kahoot account which is a trial no-cost version. For us to share and use these, we need to pay for an account
To do
Example use - one sentence, full clarity
Work out - how we pitch/organise IG/OL/AS&A - is this just upper secondary? Surely not?
Quiz content in downloadable format to use in other quiz providers
