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2022 Expectations KS4
KS3 Computing
The Garibaldi School
Expectations 2022/23
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Computing
Upper Secondary (Key Stage 4)
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KS3 Computing
The Garibaldi School
Expectations 2022/23
Slide 1 - Slide
In terms of effort, attitude and work ethic how would you rate yourself for CompSci
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Slide 2 - Poll
Which of the following email addresses is the correct format for a student Garibaldi School email address?
A
bsmith@gara.com
B
bsmith@garibaldi.co.uk
C
4041bosm21@garibaldischool.com
D
4041bosm21@garibaldischool.co.uk
Slide 3 - Quiz
The website that allows me to access my email, files and create office documents is...
A
office.com
B
garibaldischool.co.uk
C
lessonup.com
D
code.org
Slide 4 - Quiz
The cloud service to access my school files from home (and in school) is called..
A
Teams
B
OneDrive
C
Outlook
D
PowerPoint
Slide 5 - Quiz
Our Virtual Learning Platform in school where my teachers can post tasks and resources is called..
A
OneDrive
B
MS Word
C
Office.com
D
MS Teams
Slide 6 - Quiz
What is the web application you must use, if you want to access your emails via office.com?
A
Word
B
PowerPoint
C
Outlook
D
OneDrive
Slide 7 - Quiz
What routine must we follow when we ENTER and LEAVE the computer room to ensure we have a safe working environment?
Slide 8 - Mind map
Slide 9 - Slide
Slide 10 - Slide
Must be removed before this lesson starts. It should be removed and put on the back of your chair.
Must be out of sight and turned off. This will be confiscated, if it is seen or heard by your teacher.
Each computer has a pair of these incase you require sound. You must not use your own at any point and they should not be seen in class.
You will be assigned a seat by your teacher. You will sit in this seat each lesson and must not move without your teachers permission.
There is an expectation that you bring basic equipment to your lesson. This should at the very least be a pen and a pencil.
You are not allowed drinks, or food in the computer room. All food and drink must be kept in your bag while in the classroom.
I will be professional and polite. I expect the same in return. I expect you to be polite at all times to everyone.
Classroom Rules
Drag the below image to the rule it represents on the right...
Slide 11 - Drag question
ATL Strands?
Slide 12 - Mind map
ATL NOT Quiz
Do you know the skills you need for an outstanding ATL?
Willing to Learn, Resilient, Self-Motivated, Determined and Reflective
Slide 13 - Slide
Which of the following statements do NOT show a willingness to learn?
A
I pay attention at all times
B
I am always enthusiastic
C
I complete quality work in every lesson
D
My work is often rushed or incomplete
Slide 14 - Quiz
Which of the following statements do NOT show resilience?
A
I am always positive and I never give up
B
I learn from my mistakes
C
When I make a mistake I stop trying
D
I apply my skills consistently in all my lessons
Slide 15 - Quiz
Which of the following statements do NOT demonstrate self motivation?
A
I am independent
B
I rely on others
C
I complete all homework, research and revision tasks effectively
D
I set high standards for myself
Slide 16 - Quiz
Which of the following statements do NOT show determination?
A
I am focussed
B
I plan ahead and work towards my goals
C
I do not take an active role in lessons
D
I am active in sharing my opinions and asking questions when I don’t understand
Slide 17 - Quiz
Which of the following statements do NOT show reflection?
A
I check all my work carefully
B
I respond well to feedback using it to improve my work
C
I consider the way my actions impact on other learners
D
I never check my work
Slide 18 - Quiz
Reflection: What were the main barriers to your learning last year?
Slide 19 - Open question
What changes will you commit to in order to succeed this year?
Slide 20 - Open question
My part
Completion of any theory elements
Recap of entire curriculum
Focus testing on each sub unit
Mock exam processes
6th form coaching
SmartRevise platform
Open door policy on support
Slide 21 - Slide
Your part
100% engagement and effort (staying on task)
Positive attitude and a desire to succeed
Proactive coder (via Replit)
Communicate with me as required (do not be silent)
Work beyond classroom hours (this was poor last year)
Slide 22 - Slide
Parental Videos
Slide 23 - Slide
Slide 24 - Video
GCSEPod
I now want you to login to your GCSEPod account.
If you have forgotten your password, I will reset it for you.
Once you have logged in I want you to ensure that you have linked your account to your school email address, so you can reset your password.
www.gcsepod.com
We will use GCSEpod for in class assessments and also independent learning tasks.
Slide 25 - Slide
Slide 26 - Video
Slide 27 - Video
Slide 28 - Video
Office.com
Your goto place for:
Your files - OneDrive
Your school email - Outlook.com
Your school VLE - Microsoft Teams
Creating documents - Word processing, Presentations, Spreadsheets etc.
www.office.com
.com
Remember to log on to office.com you need your school email -
example
(4041bosm21@garibaldischool.co.uk)
Plus your school password (that you used to log on today).
Slide 29 - Slide
Task - Set up your folders
Log on to
office.com
and goto the OneDrive. You need to set your folders up for this year - so create:
Year 8
Slide 30 - Slide
Create with Canva
Canva is a design package that allows you to create:
Posters
Logos
Videos (and much more)
www.canva.com
Task - Create an icon for Teams using Canva
Slide 31 - Slide
What is your favourite Computing topic? Why do you like it?
Slide 32 - Open question
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