Thursday, 18 May 2017

Week 3: 'Student led' Ako Hiko Parent Workshop

Kia orana bloggers

Four of our very own students facilitated one of our Ako Hiko parent meetings today. They were Janine, JD, Nathaniel (all year five students) and Brooklyn (year four).

Their fabulous workshop gave parents the opportunity to upskill themselves in google docs, screencastify and develop their digital footprint.

Here are some photos of from today


 

Feel free to have a browse through the presentation below

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10 comments:

  1. Dave Winter19 May 2017 at 08:58

    Kia orana Hay Park crew.
    It is great to see you all taking time to help parents learn about what you do with screencastify and google docs. They certainly weren't around when I went to school.

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  2. Anonymous22 May 2017 at 12:53

    Hi Mr Winter its me Nathaniel,
    Thank you for commenting on pohatu class's blog,I would like to ask you a quick question.When you was 9 years old did you guys have chrome and internet in your school and what was your shcool's name?.

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    1. Dave @Manaiakalani19 June 2017 at 09:22

      Hi Nathaniel sorry for the reply delay. The internet wasn't around when I went to school; everything was pen paper and books. The closest thing to being able to search was encyclopedias which were books with an index. You had to have a whole set and lot of things weren't in them at all. The other way to find things out was to go to the library. When I went to High School we had a computer. Chrome is even newer than that alot of high school students don't even know what a chromebook is.

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  3. Tania23 May 2017 at 12:29

    Kia ora Pohatu class,
    I am very impressed - Janine, JD, Nathaniel and Brooklyn - well done! You must have felt very proud being the facilitators of the parents learning. I am sure they were very keen to learn from you as you are such experts! How did the parents go? Did they get a chance to use google docs and screencastify? Did they google themselves and ensure they had a good digital footprint? I would love to hear some feedback on how you felt it went. Thanks for sharing.
    Tania

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    1. Anonymous31 May 2017 at 14:06

      Kia Ora, Tania

      I am a student from hay park school in pohatu class I am a Year 5.They did not get to google themselves but we will remember to do it again.The presenters did not want to do google docs instead they did google slides.

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    2. Anonymous31 May 2017 at 14:19

      Thanks tania for commenting i am a student from hay park school and i am a year 4
      thanks for commenting

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  4. Miss Morgan31 May 2017 at 09:33

    Hey Pohatu class,
    What a fantastic idea to have some of your students lead this for the parents! I think that the parents would have loved learning from you! Was there anything you would add to your presentation next time or do differently? Was it scary to talk to such a large group of people?

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  5. Anonymous31 May 2017 at 14:22

    Thank you for the comment I am new at school. I think it is scary because they are looking at you.
    from Dani

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  6. Anonymous31 May 2017 at 14:22

    Thank you for the comment I am new at school. I think it is scary because they are looking at you.
    from Dani

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  7. Anonymous29 June 2017 at 13:54

    My name is Dion.
    Wow!
    That's amazing!
    How did you make the arrows disappear then reappear????

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