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Step 2: Review data compiled as part of LMQ1, LMQ2, LMQ3 and LMQ 4.
A Term Plan is an easy way to outline what you aim to achieve in students during the course of
a ‘teaching term’ or ‘whole of school year’. It is important however that such a term plan is supported by a
daily teaching plan where your specific teaching steps are detailed.
Step 3: Record Findings in a format that enables daily teaching reference. See the following table for
a presentation format for term based teaching plans. Pay specific attention to the ‘My Teaching Plans’ part
of this table, as this ensures you are explicit in your teaching.
A Conceptual Example of a School Term Template. Note how the 8 LMQs are neatly arranged within the
plan pro-forma. See also Page 80.
Term plan for
LMQ1: What have my students achieved to date?
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TERM:
Target
Syllabus
Learning
Specific
Content
LMQ3: How do my students best learn (in this KLA)
My teaching Plans:
Resources
Term Plan Overview
Planned
Assessment
Outcomes
(LMQ7)
(LMQ4)
(LMQ5)
(LMQ2)
(LMQ2)
LMQ8: How will I report student progress?
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