Year 13 Talk

A screenshot from a Shenfield blog

Although at our Sixth form we don't have any year 13 students. I have looked at blog examples from year 13 Students from Shenfield. I have looked at Shenfield blogs for inspiration on my blogs. I have also looked at them to see what could have been improved on their work. I have looked for improvements that I feel were perhaps too little detailed and could be elaborated upon.

 

If I was to hold a talk with year 13 students, I would start by asking them to each explain their strongest and weakest areas of their blogs. I would then collate all this information and see what the common weaknesses are. I would also ask them to pick a year 12 student and get the year 12 pupil to assess to ask questions relating to what the blogging process was like and what advice they would give to you. I feel that having a discussion with a year 13 student would strongly benefit year 12 students and year 13 students have had first hand experience and their advice would be really relevant.

I personally would have four separate discussions on each of the flour areas:

1. Planning
2. Observation
3. Discussion
4. Reflection

This would be beneficial as this structure will give the year 12's the best advice which will help them with their blogs.