How to begin and work with a project approach to curriculum

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How to begin and work with a project approach to curriculum

PRESENTER: ANTHONY SEMANN

If we see children as knowledgeable and interested in deep thinking, then a project approach to learning should be on offer as part of our pedagogical practice. Projects move from shallow level thinking to deeper level thinking as teachers and educators work alongside children offering questions which promote sustained thinking. How might project work begin and what is needed to ensure projects are successful. In this webinar we will navigate our way around the topic of a project approach to teaching and learning and how this approach can be documented effectively.

Completing How to begin and work with a project approach to curriculum will contribute one hour of PD addressing the following Australian Professional Standards for Teachers and aligns with the NESA criteria for Elective PD.

NESA Elective PD:

  • Enhanced teaching practice to effect positive change and impact on student/child learning progress and achievements
  • Linked to clear and relevant goals that are related to improving student/child outcomes
  • Involved opportunities to give and receive feedback and/or undertake self-reflection and reflection on the teaching practices of others
  • Research based and evidence based

Alignment with Australian Professional Standards for Teachers

Professional Practice
APST 3: Plan for and implement effective teaching and learning 
Professional Practice
APST 5: Assess and provide feedback and report on children’s learning

For information regarding teacher registration and accreditation, contact the teacher registration board/institute in your state.

This webinar also aligns with:

Alignment with the Early Years Learning Framework

Early Years Learning Framework - Practices
Planning and implementing learning through play
Creating physical and social learning environments that have a positive impact on children’s learning
Early Years Learning Framework Outcomes
Children are confident and involved learners
Children are effective communicators

Alignment with the National Quality Standards

QA 1: Educational program and practice
QA 5: Relationships with children

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