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Why the change? National Numeracy and Literacy Strategy/ School Self Evaluation Statistics from Australia and New Zealand where this approach is on the national curricula Very positive response from our teachers who attended courses on Lift- off and G. R. Feedback from infant teachers that traditional reading schemes had become outdated
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April 2012 … Two staff members attended a preparation course in Marino. May 2012 Senior Infant Teachers and one second class agreed to pilot June 2012 PDST training for those involved in the pilot Term 1 2012 …. Liftoff !!!
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Pupils are tested to help with grouping. This testing is called Benchmarking. Testing is done 1:1 outside the door using a kit The class teacher and/or the support teacher benchmarks. Results are recorded before and after
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Senior Infants. 6 week Programme Every day for 1 hour
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5 Groups / 5 stations New Reading with class teacher Familiar reading with SNA/parent volunteer Phonics with support teacher 1 Writing with support teacher 2 Independent Station
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I love the stations. We’re very busy at stations. I can read all the words in my book. I get to have a new book every night. I made new friends in my group.
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In a parents’ survey, following the Liftoff Pilot 100% of respondants stated that: their child enjoyed participating in the programme they enjoyed the daily reading session with their child the programme boosted their child’s confidence they noticed an improvement in their child’s reading 85.7 % also noticed an improvement in their child’s writing 66.6% made an additional positive comment
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Level Before After 1504 2202 356 417 5211 628 72 804 9212 1017 1114 ≥12212
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Senior Infants - follow-on to Literacy Liftoff Support teacher working in class. Twice a week for one hour in each Senior Infant Class
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