SLH and Earthquakes
This online PD session, recorded on 18 February 2015, focuses on using Science Learning Hub earthquake resources to plan an Earth and Space science unit. It models how a variety of resources can be incorporated within the teaching and learning of a unit and draws on the examples from an existing unit plan on earthquakes.
The starting point in the video is the context overview pdf to highlight a possible pathway through the Hub's earthquake resources. The individual resources identified in this pathway are then explored. (Note: the new-look SLH does not hold the context overview pdf. It has been replaced with an interacting planning pathway. Using the topic tab and choosing earthquakes will also direct you to the resources mentioned in the video.)
Links from Science Learning Hub resources that could support teaching and learning leading to assessment using Achievement Standard 90955 and 90952 are indicated, and ways to link to Nature of Science and the Science Capabilities are highlighted within the session.
This PLD session was based on the legacy Science Learning Hub however all the resources are still available on the new-look Science Learning Hub site.
SLH and Earthquakes
Video recording of the SLH and Earthquakes PLD webinar from 17 February 2015.
This video shows footage from the legacy Science Learning Hub however all the activities are still available on the new-look Science Learning Hub site.
Although aimed at secondary level, the concepts covered can be applied in primary classrooms.
SLH and Earthquakes
Video recording of the SLH and Earthquakes PLD webinar from 17 February 2015.
This video shows footage from the legacy Science Learning Hub however all the activities are still available on the new-look Science Learning Hub site.
See link above to view the video of this professional development session or links below to download the:
PowerPoint presentation
treasure hunt
Topic
PowerPoint slide number(s)
Video timecode
Rationale for PLD session
2
00:03
A starting point
3
00:58
Finding a context
4
01:55
Exploring and using a context using the context overview
5-6
02:15
Identifying resources to explore further
7-8
03:41
Teacher Ideas and unit plans, with Earthquakes as an example
9-12
04:43
Slow slips
13
07:49
Incorporating Nature of Science and the Science Capabilities
14
09:42
Achievement Standard 90955
15-16
11:31
A quiz (for participants)
17
14:23
Achievement Standard 90952
18
15:53
Links to the Volcanoes context
19
17:16
Contact us and thank you
20
17:39
Nature of science
Aspects of Communicating in Science and Investigating in Science are introduced that can draw on Science Learning Hub media and teaching and learning approaches. The PD session also models ways to use the Science Capabilities ‘Interpreting representations’ and ‘Using evidence’ to develop these Nature of Science aspects.
Uncovering our explosive past
Explore our Volcanoes resources to find other useful teaching and learning materials. How do volcanoes work? Where do they form? What does this mean for the people that live around them? Meet the scientists finding the answers to these questions.
Mt Ruapehu .
Mt Ruapehu in the central North Island remains an active volcano. On 17 June 1996, Mount Ruapehu erupted, sending ash into the sky.
