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Understanding time is an important skill to learn and apply in our daily lives. Once you’ve learned how to read a clock, you can put your skills to good use. This is what I observed in Ms Jessica’s class as she used a variety of resources to boost ‘clock skills’ during one of her Maths lessons in year 6D class.
Thank you Ms Jessica and Ms Christine (LSE) for the excellent job !
At Mariam Albatool we believe in making maths real by teaching it in the context of our children’s everyday lives. This is exactly what I observed today in Year 1 Ms Juanita’s class who together with Ms Sharone developed a hands-on activitiy which helped children to increase proficiency in number work. During the activity the children were encouraged to look for and identify number patterns which make up the number 5. It was a joy observing these young learners extending, correcting and creating number patterns. Well done to Ms Junaita, Ms Sharone and their your young learners.
Today I had the privilage to be sharing high quality support with Ms Fathiya (teacher) and Ms Jennifer (LSE) in their KG 1 class. During my visit I was able to observe a) Sustained Attention b) Cognitive Flexibility, c) Multiple Simultaneous Attention, d) Working Memory and e) Pattern Recognition. A big well done to the team of educators and students.
Thank you for your valuable contribution.
Supporting teachers during a Maltese Reading Comprehensio lesson. Well done Ms Juanita, Ms Sharone and all the students.
Enhancing Maltese Reading Comprehension skills in Year 3. Well done Ms Doris, Ms Charmaine, Ms Elaine and all the students.
Today I was privileged to participate and follow a Mathematics Action Plan conducted so beautifully by Ms Claudette Abela in her KG 2 class. I was so delighted to interact with the childer who were able to explain to me what the lesson was about (counting). A big well done to Ms Claudette and thr students.
At Mariam Albatool we believe that Math games make learning more fun and engaging. When children play games, they can apply their math skills to new and unique scenarios while building logic and critical thinking skills. This is what I observerd today in Kg 1 Ms Amber. Very well done to this very dedicated teacher and her Learning Support Educator, Ms Clare Suleiman.
Today, our school was visited by Mr Stephen Cachia (Director General) and Ms Jane Farrugia Buhagiar (EO Migrant Learning). The Head of School, Mr Kenneth Busuttil welcomed the visitors in his office and together with the SMT discussed a number of important issues concerning the school and its future development.
Later, the visitors were toured around the classrooms where they heaped praise at the high level of organisation and conducive learning environment of the school. They also praised the efforts of teachers and learning suppoort educators and urged them to keep up the excellent job.
Later they visited our migrant class and commented positively on the effective incluision of migrant learners. Mr Cachia and Ms Farrugia Buhagiar thanked the school administration for their sustained efforts towards high quality teaching and learning. They also iterated their support and commitment towards future collaboration.
The school administration would like to thank Mr Cachia and Ms Farrugia Buhagiar for their visit and for pledging extended support and copperation.
Following closely a Whole School Action Plan for Mathematics in our year 5 class. Thank you Ms Nicole Muscat (teacher) and Mr Etiennne Cini (LSE) for your sterling cooperation.
