Learner: Aaron Date: 1/9/15
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Learning Area: iExperience - Science & Food Technology
Learning Coach: John Dyer
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Learning Observed
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A recent iExplore combined learning around the properties of baking soda and how we can apply this to a baking context. Aaron made observations of the reaction that occurs between baking soda which is a base and vinegar which is an acid. He made predictions about what would happen and enjoyed seeing the chemical reaction occur as vinegary goodness shot into the air!
Aaron then teamed up with Eric in a My Kitchen Rules Extravaganza, with teams pitting their wits against each other to produce the world’s greatest ‘Cake in a Cup’ Aaron was able to follow instructions and use creativity to make and decorate his masterpiece.
The end result was scientific understanding, real life application and a final dose of Yum! I can confirm that there was nothing left in the bowl at the end.
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Voila! Chocolate cake a la Aaron and Eric.
Well done boys. You collaborated well and demonstrated that you are capable Masterchefs.
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Key Competencies/Vision Principles being demonstrated
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Next Learning Steps
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Aaron is now encouraged to apply his learning of chemical reactions to find out other combinations that have interesting results. Through using iExplore, he has opportunity to take things to a deeper level of understanding and inquiry. Or he could apply for the next round of MKR and take the world by storm!
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Thursday, October 1, 2015
Aaron's My Kitchen Rules iExperience Narrative Assessment
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