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D. Activity 1 Course Content Review Quiz
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The learning objectives of the lesson were clearly stated and easy to understand.
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C. Agree
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Q2 (MCQ)
The lesson was engaging and maintained my interest throughout.
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C. Agree
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Q3 (MCQ)
The lesson content was relevant to giving me the knowledge useful in my work.
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C. Agree
D. Strongly Agree
 
Q4 (MCQ)
The pedagogy and teaching methods used helped me understand the topic better.
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D. Strongly Agree
 
Q5 (MCQ)
I had enough opportunities to participate and ask questions during the lesson.
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Q6 (MCQ)
The teacher explained concepts clearly and effectively.
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Q7 (MCQ)
The learning materials were helpful in understanding the topic.
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Q8 (MCQ)
The lesson was well-paced, giving me enough time to absorb and understand the material.
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C. Agree
D. Strongly Agree
 
Q9 (MCQ)
After this lesson, I feel more confident in my understanding of the topic.
A. Strongly Disagree
B. Disagree
C. Agree
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Q10 (FRQ)
Reflect on your learning from the lesson on leveraging the Student Learning Space (SLS) for Physics assessments. What are three things you learned, two things you found challenging, and one thing you would like to try in your future work?
 
Leveraging AI and technology to enhance teaching
The students have learned about various ways to leverage AI and technology to enhance their teaching, such as using AI assistants to generate quizzes and simulations, integrating SLS features like the Community Gallery, and exploring tools like ChatGPT and EJS. They found these technologies powerful but also challenging to fully utilize due to the steep learning curve.
 
Challenges in using SLS and coding
The students found the coding aspects and user interface of SLS challenging due to their lack of background knowledge and experience. They struggled with the steep learning curve in fully utilizing the features and tools available in SLS.
 
Desire to try new techniques and tools
The students expressed a desire to try new techniques and tools in their future work, such as creating their own HTML simulations, using AI to co-create resources, and exploring the features of SLS more deeply during their practicum.
 
 
 

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https://vle.learning.moe.edu.sg/community-gallery/lesson/view/7ef790b7-3cf0-4dc9-83fd-f2de3e20baf0/cover CG for mass sharing

 

 

MOE Library - SLS as a One-Stop Hub (Part 2 of 3) - 27 Aug:

Overview

This lesson guides schools in setting up selected SLS processes from Domains A, B, and E to establish SLS as a One-Stop Hub for teaching and learning (T&L). The lesson is part of a three-part series, with facilitators encouraged to reference:

Preparation Requirements:

  • Google Account login
  • Department Scheme of Work (SOW)
  • Existing T&L resources for migration
  • A pair of earphones

Lesson 2 Structure

Lesson 2 is divided into Sections A to G, focusing on the setup of Domains A, B, and E.

Domain A - Using SLS for T&L Communications, Scheduling & Tracking (45 mins)

  • Class Announcements & Notifications: Notify students via email and SLS notifications.
  • Timetable & Planner Setup: Pin class groups, set up timetables, and link assignments for structured planning.
  • Tracking Assignments & Lessons: Use activity access control, schedule sections, and mark sections as complete.

Domain B - Setting Up Department Groups & Resource Management (75 mins)

  • Department Group Setup: Create groups based on subjects and levels for structured collaboration.
  • Google Integration: Enable seamless content transfer from Google Drive.
  • Resource Upload: Upload and manage T&L resources, worksheets, and differentiated materials.

Domain C - Managing Student Groups & External Partnerships

  • Student Groups: Organize school-wide and inter-school student groups.
  • External Content Developers (ECDs): Partner with external content providers.

Domain D - School-Based Assessments & T&L Review

  • Assessment & Review: Author and vet assessment papers, conduct T&L reviews using learning analytics.

Domain E - School-Based PD & Classroom Observations (20 mins)

  • PD Groups: Create school-wide professional development (PD) groups.
  • Classroom Observations: Assign observers for lesson feedback and conduct structured T&L evaluations.

Q&A & Feedback (20 mins)

  • Staff can seek clarifications on implementation challenges, alternative methods, and UI/UX improvements.

Optional Stretch Activities (110 mins)

  • Digitizing Physical Worksheets: Enable print-friendly formats and auto-marking.
  • Parent Communication: Create secure access for parent-teacher discussions.
  • Student-Centered Learning Enhancements: Differentiate assignments, use Adaptive Learning Systems (ALS), and add conditional access.
  • Inter-School Collaboration & Learning Analytics: Create inter-school student groups and leverage SLS data for T&L insights.

Key Takeaways

  • SLS serves as a centralized hub for lesson planning, assessments, and resource sharing.
  • Effective collaboration across departments is critical for smooth implementation.
  • Schools can customize the setup based on unique needs.
  • Continuous updates will be made based on school feedback and system enhancements.
 

SLS as a One-Stop Hub (Part 3 of 3) (27 Aug)

Objective

Lesson 3 aims to help schools contextualize the use of the Student Learning Space (SLS) as a One-Stop Hub (OSH), integrating relevant Teaching & Learning (T&L) processes covered in Lessons 1 and 2. Schools can use this lesson for forward-planning or reviewing their SLS implementation, with cluster ETOs available for support.

Usage of the Guide

  • For Professional Learning: School Leaders (SLs) and Key Personnel (KPs) use Lesson 3 in school-wide professional development to enhance SLS adoption beyond digital lessons.
  • Self-Study: SLs, KPs, and teachers can review the guide independently, with non-applicable activities clearly marked.
  • Implementation Planning: Schools develop a broad plan for using SLS as an OSH, which can be discussed in future school meetings.

Lesson Overview

  1. Recap of SLS as a One-Stop Hub (30 mins)

    • School EXCO teams review key T&L processes enabled by SLS.
    • Facilitators can use Print-to-Scan for interactive quizzes and feedback.
  2. Quiz on Using SLS as an OSH

    • Covers SLS-enabled processes, benefits over commercial LMSs, and benefits for schools.
    • Assesses understanding of organization structures, resource building, and implementation strategies.
  3. Deciding on Implementation Approach (15 mins)

    • School EXCO teams decide between two implementation strategies:
      • Overall SLS as OSH Approach: School-wide adoption of SLS across domains.
      • Domain-Based Approach: Focus on specific domains before scaling.
  4. Implementation Strategies

    • Overall SLS as OSH Approach (1–1.5 hours)

      • Schools plan the phased adoption of SLS processes across domains.
      • Schools craft an Action Plan for full implementation.
    • Domain-Based Approach (1–1.5 hours)

      • Schools analyze survey data to determine focus areas.
      • Schools prioritize domain-specific adoption before scaling to others.
      • Schools complete a survey and discussion-based planning to draft their Action Plan.
  5. Q&A and Feedback (15 mins)

    • Facilitators gather feedback on SLS adoption experiences.
    • Schools reflect on benefits, challenges, and suggestions for improvement.

Key Takeaways

  • Time Savings & Efficiency: SLS reduces admin workload via auto-marking, shared resources, and streamlined communication.
  • Exponential Growth in T&L Processes: Adoption aligns with EdTech Masterplan 2030, supporting digital transformation in schools.
  • Customizable Implementation: Schools can choose full-scale or gradual SLS integration based on readiness.

Next Steps: Schools finalize their SLS adoption plans, ensuring alignment with their teaching goals.

 
 
Interactive Thinking Tool 2
I used to think...
 
 
But now, I think...
 
 
Q1:
Instructions
Upload a file with your answer. You can attach up to 10 files.
Use the interactive to create your own LOL scenario, download a copy and  upload to SLS as a file submission
 
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Interactive Thinking Tool 1
Use the interactive to create your own LOL scenario, download a copy and upload to SLS as a file submission
Use the interactive to create your own LOL scenario, download a copy and  upload to SLS as a file submission
 
 
 
Q1:
Instructions
Upload a file with your answer. You can attach up to 10 files.

[15 minhttps://www.learning.moe.edu.sg/teacher-user-guide/author/html5-content-development/" class="lazyload" style="background-repeat: no-repeat; box-sizing: inherit; padding: 0px; margin: 0px; background-color: transparent; text-decoration: none; border: 0px; font: inherit; vertical-align: baseline; color: rgb(0, 98, 255);">https://www.learning.moe.edu.sg/teacher-user-guide/author/html5-content-development/ 

 
Q1:
Instructions
Upload a file with your answer. You can attach up to 10 files.

[15 minshttps://chatgpt.com/" target="_new" rel="noopener" class="lazyload" style="background-repeat: no-repeat; box-sizing: inherit; padding: 0px; margin: 0px; background-color: transparent; text-decoration: none; border: 0px; font: inherit; vertical-align: baseline; color: rgb(0, 98, 255); pointer-events: none;">ChatGPT → Select GPT-01

Step 2: Define Your Simulation

  • Identify a physics concept you want to simulate. (E.g., Electric Fields, Magnetic Fields, Motion, Optics, etc.)
  • Frame a prompt that clearly describes what your simulation should do.
  • Use the example prompts below to guide your request.

Example Prompt:
"I want to create an interactive simulation of magnetic field lines around a current-carrying wire using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The interactive should:

  • Allow the user to adjust the current with a slider (range: -5 to 5).
  • Dynamically display circular magnetic field lines that grow/shrink based on the current.
  • Include directional arrows on the field lines, following the Right-Hand Grip Rule.
  • Provide buttons for play/pause and reset functionality.
  • Be responsive and visually appealing with appropriate styling.

Additionally:

  1. Write clean, modular code with comments to explain each section.
  2. Ensure the design is mobile-friendly and accessible.
  3. Add a section below the simulation with an explanation of the Right-Hand Grip Rule.
  4. Document the process step-by-step for beginners.

Generate all required HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in a single file. Provide suggestions for improving user experience and interactivity. Follow best practices for modern web development."

Step 3: Generate and Refine Your Simulation

  • Use your selected AI model to generate the simulation code.
  • Test and refine the code to ensure it works properly.
  • Improve the user experience by making it interactive and visually clear.

Step 4: Upload and Share Your Work

  1. Save your simulation file and upload it in this File Submission.
  2. Copy and upload your work to the class group as a Resource.
Q1:
 
 
o3miniMtricGamelookang.zip
 
 
 
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