Primary school learner profile
An example of a NZ primary school student’s learner profile, developed by the adults around her.
Suggestion for implementing the strategy ‘Identify needs and how to provide support’
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Katrina, a high school student from Onslow College makes recommendations about ways teachers can support her learning.
Creative alternatives to learner profiles:
1. All About Me Interviews
Record answers through voice, video, or drawing.
2. Video Introductions / Self-Presentations
3. Photo Collages or Vision Boards
4. Learning Choice Baskets
5. Interactive Poster or Wall Display
Create a classroom wall or board where students can add post-its or pictures under categories:
“I feel calm when…”
“I like learning with…”
“I want to get better at…”
A learner profile is created by students and whānau.
Students can choose to present information in any media.
Discuss with ākonga and their whānau what information will help inform their learning.
Learning maps are another practical approach for Kaiako and parents to support learners in fun and energising ways that will help to improve their learning.
This site provides in-depth information about the process of PATH planning from a person-centred, kotahitanga approach.
More suggestions for implementing the strategy “Identify needs and how to provide support”:
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