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Unit Two. Where will the road lead us?. A new opportunity. A new teacher... A new opportunity! - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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A new teacher... A new opportunity! Consider your ‘slate’ wiped clean – that is if
you maybe didn't achieve as well as you may have liked, this is your chance to change that as I have no preconceived thoughts on who you are or how you may achieve!
So that means, have a go and start fresh! No doubt my teaching will be a little
different but I still have similar expectations from you!
A new opportunity...
I graduated from Uni of Ballarat last year and I teach O.Ed, PE & Health
Originally I’m from Horsham (in western Vic) I play footy & love being in the outdoors
Now... A little about you! To help me remember everyone I want you
to think of something unique about yourself – It could be something no-one else knows about you!
A little about me...
As a trial this term, I have created a website for students to use.
This website is located at www.mrargallonline.weebly.com
It contains everything we cover in class week by week, all sheets needed, important info, announcements and Homework Tasks – which are like your journals, just a bit different
The Website
Started preparing our SACs for presentation next week
Investigating different types of Natural Environments – I.e.??
Factors that affect natural environments – Geology, Climate, Position & Aspect
Recapping... Where are we at?
Different Layers? Emergent Canopy Understory Shrub Herb/fern layer Litter Layer
Structure of Vegetation
TASK: You are employed as Education Officers for Parks Victoria. You are responsible for producing material to educate the general public on the characteristics of one particular Victorian ecosystem and the types of flora and fauna that are found there.
Your task is divided into 3 sections as follows:
SAC...
You must produce a double-sided brochure (using written and visual material) that:
Describes the abiotic characteristics of your ecosystem including:◦ elevation ◦ temperature ◦ rainfall/precipitation
Describes the biotic components of your ecosystem including:◦ Vegetation types: identify the particular floral species : trees,
shrubs and herbs/grasses◦ Fauna: describe the animals that inhabit this ecosystem. threatened
Threatened species: ◦ Identify any threatened species ( flora and fauna) that are found in
this type of ecosystem
Part One (group task):
Being experts on your particular ecosystem you must deliver an oral presentation to the class describing the characteristics of your ecosystem. You must:
Use visual material to support your presentation
Present a map showing where in Victoria your ecosystems are found
Describe past practices that have altered your ecosystems
Discuss current threats to your ecosystems.
Part Two (group task):
Part Three (individual task): Each member of the expert group must produce a
creative response for their particular ecosystem. eg. this can take the form of a painting/ drawing, a diorama, a poem, a story.
Part Four: References
You must use a range of resources including books and internet resources.
A starting point is to use: Your textbook www.dse.vic.gov.au: Victoria’s Biodiversity
Strategy: Our Living Wealth
Other Parts...
Brochure 20 marks Oral Presentation 15 marks Creative response 10 marks Reference materials 5 marks Total 50 marks
An guide to how you will be marked...
Natural Environment
Alpine Lauren, Hillary & Emma
Wet Forest & Rainforest Madeleine & Harriet
Wetland Geordie, Mitch & Jake
Coastal Bridget, Elyse & Zoe
Mallee Nic & Blake
Dry Forest & Woodland Liam, Rian & Jesse
Heathland Sophie & Tess
Grassland Meggan &Teagan
What’s the groups?
This is your time to start preparing for your SAC You may choose to work on your group task
together or maybe work on your creative task You can use your books, the DSE books or
requests may be granted to use computers
Presentations will start during the double next week – A signup sheet will go around for the order in which you will present on Monday.
So where and what to do now?