nzmaths & ARB's linked to learning progression framework
Why use the Learning Progression Framework (LPF) to map students progress ? Look here
How do I learn about PACT? Start here and then have a go with the PACT Demo site
The PACT tool sits alongside the LPF and supports teachers to report student progress against the curriculum.
The secondary case studies to date in have been mainly around reading and writing across English Science and Social studies but still provide useful reading for mats & stats teachers.
Support is available for schools to get started through Education services and Centrally Funded PLD (also known as locally focussed PLD).
Sitting alongside the LPF and often overlooked resource by secondary teachers are the Assessment Resource Banks (ARB's) - a huge collection of activities aligned to the NZC which can be used to support learning.
NZMaths resources have been recently linked to the Learning Progression Framework and you can now filter resources based on an aspect and a curriculum level
How do I learn about PACT? Start here and then have a go with the PACT Demo site
The PACT tool sits alongside the LPF and supports teachers to report student progress against the curriculum.
The secondary case studies to date in have been mainly around reading and writing across English Science and Social studies but still provide useful reading for mats & stats teachers.
Support is available for schools to get started through Education services and Centrally Funded PLD (also known as locally focussed PLD).
NZMaths resources have been recently linked to the Learning Progression Framework and you can now filter resources based on an aspect and a curriculum level
If you are in Auckland and using LPF or PACT or are considering using LPF and PACT in 2020 email us at aklmathsnoe@gmail.com. Through the Networks of Expertise we are keen to connect teachers and schools so that we can share our knowledge and save us all reinventing the wheel.
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