Task 2: Data-Patterns & Play
CategoryLanguages Spoken at Home
Students look at the data collected in 2011 and 2016 about languages spoken at home other than English for their local government area. Fo..
Task 2 – Option 2
Census Data.
https://www.abs.gov.au/
Students can use data submitted to the census to see how every day life in Australia has change..
Countries visited PD task
Task 2: Option 3
Teachers can sometimes struggle with sitting still for long periods of time during PDs, a good brain break activity wo..
Task 2 – Option 4
Some fun data collection activities that students could complete at home during online learning include: Creating a family birthday bar gr..
Task 2
CSIRO Australia’s National Science Agency operate a number of world class astronomy web observatories that are collectively known as Austr..
Task 2
CSIRO Australia’s National Science Agency operate a number of world class astronomy web observatories that are collectively known as Austr..
Option 2 – Daily screen time
The amount of time the students spend everyday on screens can be recorded, organised, analysed and interpreted to discuss the health hazar..
Task 2: Patterns & Play
Task 2: Option 2
A data source that teachers could use as a resource for classroom activities is rainfall measurement. Teachers and stu..
Task 2
Option 4: Students can compare the growth rate of their plants or seeds. This activity can be done without the need of technology, as stud..
Option 4
In remote learning, a simple data collection (depending on their age) where they perform a data collection and graph the data. For example..
Task 2
An example of teaching networks in the classroom might be an aerial photo of a school showing how footpaths and walkways connect the diffe..
Task 2: Option 2
Students could collect data within their school to discover/ record the different cultural backgrounds or languages spoken at home.
By ..
Task 2 Option 2
A data source I thought could be useful for the classroom is the Australian Bureau of Statistics website. This website contains an abundan..
Task 2 option 2
Students can collect weather data through the bureau of meteorology. This data source could be used in a lesson that focus on a comparison..
Task 2 – Option 4
An easy activity for students to do remotely (at home) is to collect data based on the colour or type of their clothing. Students would be..
Task 2
Option 4:
Students can compare the growth rate of plants. Either different plants planted in the same soil or same plant planted in dif..
Weather Data – Option 2
The Bureau of Meteorology site is a deep database of weather data that is quite easy for children to access.
I can imagine students bei..
Task 2 – Option 4
There are some challenges that come with teaching remotely – such as being able to control the resources that students have access to in t..
Task 2 – OPTION 1
Using stamps: students could either simply sort stamps into colours. Or they could sort into colours but using the stamp (‘i’ is missing f..
Option 2 – First Fleet Database
http://firstfleet.uow.edu.au/search.html
This is a useful database that contains information about people on the first fleet.
Studen..