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Digital Teaching and Learning Grid for Year 6 Term 3 Week 9 Monday Morning RoutineMorningTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday Breakfast Get dressed Have resources and learning space set up ready for activities

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary teaching and learning materials that are needed for the non-digital approach.
2. Create a well-structured curriculum or lesson plan outlining the topics and activities to be covered.
3. Divide the teaching and learning material into smaller sections or modules for ease of understanding.
4. Prepare physical copies of worksheets, handouts, and other supplementary materials for the students.
5. Arrange the classroom in a conducive manner, ensuring there is enough space for student interaction and movement.
6. Start the teaching process by introducing the topic and engaging the students in interactive discussions.
7. Use various teaching techniques such as demonstrations, group activities, role plays, and experiments to enhance student learning.
8. Monitor the progress of each student and provide individual attention when needed.
9. Encourage active participation from the students and provide constructive feedback on their performance.
10. Regularly assess the understanding of the students through quizzes, tests, or hands-on activities.
11. Review and revise the teaching materials and methods based on the feedback and observed outcomes.
12. Continuously motivate and encourage the students to actively participate in the non-digital teaching and learning process.

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1. Non-digital teaching and learning can be beneficial for various individuals or groups, including:
2. - Students who have limited or no access to digital devices or internet connectivity.
3. - Individuals who prefer hands-on learning experiences and find traditional teaching methods more effective.
4. - Teachers who want to incorporate different learning styles and promote active student engagement.
5. - Schools or educational institutions that face challenges in providing digital infrastructure or tech-savvy resources.
6. - Students who require personalized attention, as non-digital teaching allows for more one-on-one interaction.
7. - Special needs students who may benefit from multisensory teaching approaches.
8. - Individuals who want to explore alternative teaching methods and foster creativity and critical thinking skills.

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What is non-digital teaching and learning?

Non-digital teaching and learning refers to traditional educational methods that do not utilize digital technology or online resources. This includes face-to-face instruction, printed materials, and hands-on activities conducted in physical classrooms.

Who is required to file non-digital teaching and learning?

Teachers and educational institutions that engage in or report on non-digital teaching and learning activities are required to file necessary documentation.

How to fill out non-digital teaching and learning?

To fill out non-digital teaching and learning documentation, educators should provide detailed information about the learning activities, instructional methods used, materials provided, and assessment results in a prescribed format or template.

What is the purpose of non-digital teaching and learning?

The purpose of non-digital teaching and learning is to provide students with hands-on, interactive experiences that can enhance understanding and retention of information in a structured classroom environment.

What information must be reported on non-digital teaching and learning?

Information that must be reported includes the types of activities conducted, the number of participants, learning objectives, assessment outcomes, and feedback from both students and instructors.