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CHaOS Achievement Profiles

The overarching goal of learning and teaching at Brooklyn school is for children to become autonomous learners who demonstrate positive attitudes to learning, are equipped with life long learning skills, view learning as relevant and real and gain high achievement reaching their full potential. The CHaOS model is the structure for learning and teaching at Brooklyn school through which this overarching goal is realised. The structure has three key components.

The Foundation - a strong 'Numeracy and Literacy' programme.

The two Framing Pillars - 'Self Managed Learning' and 'Authentic Learning'.

The four Linking Pillars - 'Learning Habits', 'Problem Solving, Inquiry and Experimental Processes', 'Thinking Strategies', and 'Learning through ICT'.

The following achievement profiles provide a set of expectations and targets for teachers and students. 

 Achievement Profiles
AchievementStatement.pdf
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Achievement statement for Brooklyn School   62k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson
Year2profile.pdf
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Years one and two achievement profile   68k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson
Year4profile.pdf
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Years three and four achievement profile   69k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson
Year6profile.pdf
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Years five and six achievement profile   69k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson
Year8profile.pdf
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Years seven and eight achievement profile   67k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson
 The Pillars
BookletAuthenticLearning.pdf
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Authentic Learning is the second framing pillar in the CHaOS model. The Authentic Learning achievement profile booklet summaries the school's expectations against the 4 steps of the authentic learning process within the CHaOS model.   2855k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson
BookletInquiryProblemSolving&Experimentation.pdf
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Problem solving, Inquiry and Experimentation Processes is the second linking pillar in the CHaOS model. The processes achievement profile booklet summaries the school's expectations against the 3 processes within the CHaOS model.  259k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson
BookletLearningHabits.pdf
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Learning Habits is the first linking pillar in the CHaOS model. The Learning Habits achievement profile booklet summaries the school's expectations against the 3 sets of learning habits within the CHaOS model.   302k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson
BookletLearningThroughICT.pdf
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Learning through ICT is the fourth linking pillar in the CHaOS model. The Learning through ICT achievement profile booklet summaries the school's expectations against the 2 domains for learning through ICT within the CHaOS model.   3261k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson
BookletSelfManagedLearning.pdf
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Self Managed Learning is one of two framing pillars in the CHaOS model. The Self Managed Learning achievement profile booklet summaries the school's expectations against the 3 dimensions of self managed learning within the CHaOS model.   324k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson
BookletThinkingStrategies.pdf
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Thinking Strategies are the third linking pillar in the CHaOS model. The Thinking Strategies achievement profile booklet summaries the school's expectations against the 4 groups of strategies within the CHaOS model.   803k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson
LiteracyBooklet.pdf
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Literacy is one of foundations of learning at Brooklyn School. The Literacy achievement profile booklet summaries the school's expectations for literacy within the CHaOS model.   132k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson
NumeracyBooklet.pdf
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Numeracy is one of foundations of learning at Brooklyn School. The Literacy achievement profile booklet summaries the school's expectations for literacy within the CHaOS model.  171k v. 2 11 Feb 2010 12:01 Alan Proctor-Thomson