This week I’ll be part of an Instructional Round taking place in a secondary school. To prepare, I’ve been revisiting my reflections from last year. In 2010, my Teacher Professional Leave (TPL) partner and I were part of the Southern Metropolitan Region Instructional Rounds Pilot. Move forward one year, and it’s interesting to note that my blog stats record Instructional Rounds as a common search topic. This was not the case a year ago.
To support Instructional Rounds, my TPL partner and I created the following videos. If you haven’t seen them, please take a look.
The following video is not for general viewing on YouTube, but you can view by clicking the following link. This is a photostory of the SMR Instructional Rounds Pilot. It’s already been viewed 361 times which is considerable considering it can only be viewed via the link.
Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0wBLIGZaLk
Cheers Nina
Nina Davis: Teaching & Learning in Australia 
Hi Casey,
Thanks for the great feedback. I’ve just been to the Intrepica site. I’ll join and have a play. So I can’t make a comment yet. I’m a big user of exemplars and ‘deconstruction’ inquiry. Thanks for commenting and I’ll get back to you.
Cheers Nina
Hi Nina, I lOVE LOVE LOVE this site, its amazing. I was just wondering if you have tried the new “Intrepica” software, it maps the new National Curriculum its a literacy tool – grammar spelling, reading etc heard a lot of really good schools are using it now like Newington. I wanted to know what you think, do you use it for your kids?