NMSSA -used to be called national monitoring
collaboration with NZCR and Ministry, assesses children across the country, every 4 years with a new assessment, last one was in 2017
Makes sure that this works at school, tests are self trilled, a lot of schools are involved in the process
Understanding about science- focus on scientist's work (what does scientist do? gather evidence, interpret data, use evidence and critique evidence
Investigating in science
Communicating in science: how scientist represent their world- use particular diagram, models, food chains, food web,
Participating and contributing when they can take action, if they look at rubbish at school, positives and negative, and think about how they can make changes?
Rubbing rulers and picking up paper: Physical world
Data table ticks and crosses, produced data and looked at it, and what is the pattern?
counting the ticks and crosses
what made thing jump? rubbing 2 things together
What were they doing in nature of science? Investigating science- students were doing this.
gathering data
looking deeper into that
Science capabilities that we need to look at
Looking for patterns - observations and investigations try this as regular learning opportunities
Measurement: investigating in science? Interpret representations
Looking at the pictures-using evidence (looking at photos)
Assessing the exploration
Elimination the different items, testing, checking, hypothesising, building a great evidence,
Trust the scientist that has the evidence
Plastic against rubber
Systematic exploration
How do you know?
Are you sure? How sure are you?
Looking at particular features, scientific features, looking at more features
It fits in the palm of my hand, if you draw the outline of the shell
Measurement in terms of sophistications ( using a ruler to measure- top of the line.)
Creating the rainbow
We want them to explore and be curious at Level 2. Not to be assessed.
Posters- rainbow diagrams with simple language
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