Showcasing

Concluding our Robotics and STEM Competition Club for this year we provided the opportunity for the girls to showcase their performances to the wider community.

The Showcase invited parents, guardians and others in the school community to come along to listen to the girls talk through their performances and enjoy afternoon tea.

Showcasing students’ work is incredibly important for several reasons:

  1. Boosts Confidence and Motivation: When students see their work displayed, it gives them a sense of pride and accomplishment. This recognition can boost their confidence and motivate them to continue putting in effort and striving for excellence.
  2. Encourages Engagement and Participation: Displaying student work can make the environment more engaging. It shows students that their contributions are valued, which can encourage greater participation and investment in their learning.
  3. Fosters a Sense of Community: Showcasing work helps build a sense of community within the club. Students can learn from each other’s work, celebrate each other’s achievements and feel more connected to their peers.
  4. Provides Real-World Connections: Sharing student work with a broader audience can help students see the real-world relevance of their efforts. This can make learning more meaningful and relevant.
  5. Communicates with Parents and Guardians: Displaying student work is a great way to communicate with parents and guardians about what their children are learning and achieving. It helps keep them informed and involved in their child’s activities and education.
  6. Promotes Critical Thinking and Reflection: When students know their work will be displayed, they may put more thought and effort into it. This can lead to deeper learning and better-quality work. Also, seeing their work displayed can help students reflect on their learning process and progress.

Overall, showcasing student work is a powerful tool for enhancing the educational experience, fostering a positive classroom environment, and supporting student growth and development.

The showcase provided an opportunity for the girls to wish all the teams going onto Nationals all the best. We have three team off to Nationals in October.

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Jackie Child
Jackie Child has been teaching primary aged students for 40 years in a number of countries. She is passionate about how children learn through constructivist pedagogy. She is a Teacher Librarian at St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School and a sessional tutor at Griffith University for pre-service teachers. Jackie doesn’t believe in standing still, there is always plenty to ‘do’ and learn!

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