Learner: Selestine Braun Liu-Asomua Date: February 2015
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Learning Area: Performing Arts Learning Coach: John Dyer
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Learning Observed
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Selestine has an obvious love for singing and performing. She has written about this in her ‘Slice of Life’ writing and also enjoys talking about her interest in singing. During an iExperience, we were lucky to be working in a small group of 8 learners and spent some time learning a song and working on how we could perform it. Selestine was very happy throughout the lesson and was confident to take on the challenge. She learned about the differences between chorus and verse, and also experimented with harmony, solo and rap during the session! Selestine has a social nature and worked very well with the other learners, both offering ideas and listening to the ideas of others. I look forward to fostering Selestine’s love of singing as we embark on a singing and performance club in Term 2.
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Evidence of learning
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Selestine and Kim working on learning Putting their plans into action, the girls
chorus, verse and getting their tongues take to the floor to choreograph their
around a tricky rap. dance.
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Key Competencies/Vision Principles
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It was great to see Selestine ‘related so well with others’ and ‘participating and contributing’ effectively. She has demonstrated ‘capability’ for singing and was able to carry out her responsibilities through ‘collaborating’ with her peers.
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Next Learning Steps
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Selestine is strongly encouraged to get involved as we introduce more creative arts into our school. She should embark on an iExplore to set up a singing and performance club which I will be happy to be involved with.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Selestine's Narrative Assessment - iExperience - Performing Arts- Feb 2015
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capable,
learning story,
literacy,
narrative,
narrative assessment,
slice of life
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Great Job Selestine!
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