Key competencies
Think creatively and critically College students develop and use a wide range of thinking and problem-solving skills, including: • Enquiry-based thinking • Critical thinking • Problem-solving within relationships
Manage themselves and demonstrate good character College students develop self-management skills that enhance lifelong learning, including: • Preparing for class with a positive, ready to learn attitude • Having the correct equipment for each class • Listening and speaking appropriately in class discussions • Following instructions and accepting consequences • Learning the importance of social and community responsibility • Participating to an acceptable level within class • Meeting deadlines through assessment and homework tasks.
• Decision-making • Systems thinking.
Relate to, and collaborate with, others effectively College students learn to work both independently and collaboratively, including: • Learning about appropriate behaviour and
language expected in the classroom • Learning about social responsibility • Developing understanding of different perspectives • Working collaboratively in class • Learning to listen and cooperate in class discussions.
Participate and contribute as a local and global citizen
College students work together and contribute to various groups within the school and in the wider community by: • Accessing research facilities and organisations at school and in the wider community • Valuing and respecting other people’s opinions and perspectives • Developing character and leadership skills in anticipation of serving their community.
Use language symbols and texts to communicate effectively College students develop a wide understanding of languages and symbols, including:
• Using ICT in the classroom • Focusing on literacy skills • Focusing on numeracy skills.
17
Made with FlippingBook - Online Brochure Maker