This week's question was 'What was one of your learning goals for this term and how are you going with it?'

Friday Vox Pop

VP 17: Learning Goals

This week I asked the kids what they thought of our rubbish free lunches on Tuesday and Thursday.

VP 16: Rubbish Free Lunches

This week's question was 'What is the best thing about being back at school for Term 3?'

VP 15: The Best Thing

A chat with my Year 9 students about their future plans.

VP 14: Travel and Career Plans

A chat with some of my Year 9 and 11 students about why they think it's important to learn another language.

VP 13: Learning A Second Language

This week's question was 'What is your favourite subject or thing to do at school?' The teachers even go in on this one!

VP 12: Favourite Subjects

This week's question was 'What skills do you need to learn to be ready for your future?

VP 11: Skills For the Future

This week's question was "If you were Principal for a day what would you change to help improve the way students learn?"

VP 9: Principal for a Day

This week's question was 'What makes a good student?'

VP 8: Good Students

Talk about a tough audience - trying voxpopping students on the last day of term. The last thing they want to think about is what the best classroom activity the did was and why is was good. But, I got some responses...

VP 7: Favourite Classroom Activities

We have a bit of a problem at our school with too much rubbish being left in the yard, so I asked the students whether it was ok to leave their rubbish lying around. Not all of them said no...

VP 6: Rubbish

This was recorded a while ago but is finally here! Listen to what my students think makes a good teacher. How do you shape up?

VP 5: Good Teachers

This week's question was 'What is the most important thing you learn how to do at school?'

VP 4: The Important Stuff At School

This week's question was 'What could teachers to do to help make school more interesting?'

VP 3: Making School More Interesting

My initial question was "What do your teachers need to know about how you learn?" but I found that the kids thought this was a bit hard and weren't sure how to answer it. So to make it easier for the students to answer, I mostly asked them "How do you learn best?" They knew the answer then!

VP 2: Teachers Knowing Their Learners

Each Friday I ask the students at my school an education related question like 'What do you think teachers should do to be better teachers?' and this is a podcast of their replies.

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