Approach: One
to one |
Focus:
Observe a flounder and
identify its features with adaptive significance to its habitat on the sandy bottom
of the ocean. |
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100k |
Resources: Video
of flounder in its habitat. |
Questions / instructions:
We're going to watch a video
that shows shots of a flounder living on the sandy bottom of the sea. The flounder
has some features that help it live in this environment. Watch the video carefully.
After the video I want you to tell me about the features that help the flounder
live in its environment.
Ka mätakitaki
ataata täua mö te noho a te pätiki i ngä onepü o te takere
o te moana. Kei te pätiki ëtahi ähuatanga e ähei ai tana noho
i tënei taiao. Äta mätakitakihia te rïpene ataata. Ka mutu
ana, körerotia mai ngä ähuatanga e ähei ai te pätiki
ki te noho i tënei taiao.
Play video. 1.
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%
responses
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GEd
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MI
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What
is special about flounders that helps them live in the sandy bottom of the sea?
Tell me as many things as you can. |
a
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a
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a |
Prompt:
How does that help them? |
He
aha ngä tino ähuatanga o te pätiki, i ähei ai rätou ki
te noho i ngä onepü o te takere o te moana? Körerohia mai ngä
ähuatanga katoa ka taea ana e koe. |
a |
He
äwhina: Pëhea ai te äwhina atu o ënei ähuatanga? |
Colour
effective camouflage identifies feature and explains value
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16
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8
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feature
only
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31
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52
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Flat
shape of body identifies: feature and explains value
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22
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4
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feature only
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23
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71
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Eyes
on one side of body identifies: feature and explains value
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15
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0
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feature only
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8
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6
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Side
fins identifies: features and explains value
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9
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0
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feature only
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11
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4
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Tail identifies: feature and explains value
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11
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0
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feature only
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8
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2
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Total
score: 610
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6
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0
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35
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31
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12
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12
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44
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80
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0
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19
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8
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Commentary:
The performance of some MI (Mäori Immersion) students was affected by their
limited Mäori language skills. They might have been helped if the introductory
paragraph had used the idea of hiding (huna). MI (Mäori Immersion) students
scored statistically significantly lower than GEd (General Education) students. |