Student self-assessments
- Your students can complete the online pre-test and post-test student self-assessment forms for this field trip. Once completed you can email help@learnz.org.nz to have your class submissions extracted and emailed to you. It's OK if just some of your students have filled them in or if they have submitted either self-assessment rather than both.
Web conference resources
- Ahuahu web conference activity: Students can work on this activity while they listen to live or recorded web conferences - PDF (101k) | Google Doc. Notes from these pages could be shared to help put together the class web conference summary
- Web Conference summary: The class web conference summary can be done in a format of your own choosing, but feel free to use the web conference summary sheet - PDF (78k) | Google Doc. We'd love to share your ideas on the field trip website and help your students feel valued for their efforts. Please send your class summary to andrew.penny@core-ed.org.
Contributions
- Planning Sequence example for a virtual field trip - Word (2.7Mb) | PDF (178k) | Google Doc.
- Video question sheet - Word (31k) | PDF (217k) | Google Doc. To use for each video (based on SOLO Taxonomy).
- EPIC: Through EPIC the Ministry of Education has paid a subscription on behalf of all registered New Zealand schools to access a range of quality, educational e-resources. For information about how to register with EPIC go to http://www.epic.org.nz/. More information is at https://www.tki.org.nz/epic2. If you are unsure if your school is registered ask your librarian or principal.
Links and downloads
- Offshore Islands - information from the DOC website about New Zealand's offshore islands, ecological restoration of these islands, and their value and importance.
- Visiting Pest Free Islands - information about preparing for a visit to a pest free island.
- Predator Free New Zealand - comprehensive website with information and support for predator free initiatives, including Predator Free 2050.
- Great Mercury Island Expedition - follow the Ahuahu Great Mercury Island Archaeological Project as archaeologists from Auckland Museum and the University of Auckland examine the history of Māori occupation on the island.
PDF documents: To view or print out PDF documents you will need the Adobe Acrobat (PDF) Reader. This is available free from the Adobe website.
