



How to use
"The Conversation" in the Classroom
What
learning or lesson strategies would you use?
Articles on Senior
Subjects Series
Examples
of On the Job use of "The Conversation":
How
to use "The Conversation" in the Classroom

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What learning or
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Articles on Senior Subjects Series

These articles
are part of a series providing school students
with evidence-based advice for choosing subjects in their senior years.
Examples of On the
Job use of "The Conversation"
I have taken the first category "House & Buildings" to
show how extensively On the Job has used "The Conversation" as stimulus
material for a range of teaching strategies.
Category: Houses &
Buildings |
Activities &
Target Level |
Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Mechanic
 |
The Global
Impact of Air Conditioning: big and getting bigger
Middle
Secondary
Lesson Strategy:
Compare & Contrast;
Summarise |
Architect
 |
Responding
to the Vernacular?
Secondary
Lesson Strategy:
Compare & Contrast |
Builder
 |
Sustainable
buildings: What does it all mean?
Middle
Secondary
Lesson Strategy: Consider all Factors |
Cabinet
Maker
 |
Copyright &
Furniture
Secondary
Lesson Strategy: Research & Development of Infographic |
Concreter
 |
A Problem
with Concrete?
Secondary
Lesson Strategy: Research |
Construction Project Manager
 |
Bendable
concrete? Smart concrete? Ethics and Construction? What do you know!
Secondary
Lesson Strategy:
Retrieval Chart; Question Quadrant |
Construction Worker
 |
1.
What
is the future of construction jobs?
PMI Strategy
Middle
Secondary
Lesson Strategy:
Plus, Minus & Interesting
2. Safety & Construction: a Communication Strategy
Secondary
Lesson Strategy: Creation of a Cartoon |
Electrician
 |
1.
Electricity Bills - Yuck! Research & Action Plan
Primary
Middle
Secondary
Lesson Strategy:
Research & Action Plan - create a poster
2. Please explain and analyse!
Secondary
Lesson Strategy: Explain and Analyse
|
Glazier
 |
Skyscrapers
& Glass
Middle
Secondary
Lesson Strategy: Research |
Handyperson
 |
Mould
and Damp: How it effects your health
Middle
Secondary
Lesson Strategy: Research & Calculation |
Home Improvement Installer
 |
Solar Panels
- should (or can) we all have them?
Middle
Secondary
Lesson Strategy:
Community of Inquiry |
Interior Designer
 |
1. Living in
a small space? Let's analyse your options!
Secondary
Lesson Strategy: Analysing options
2. Interior Design and Homelessness
Middle
Secondary
Lesson Strategy: Research |
Quantity Surveyor
 |
Did You
Know?
Unbuilding cities as high rises reach their use-by date.
Lesson Strategy: Reading |
Swimming Pool & Spa Technician
 |
What lies lurking in your
swimming pool? Fact check
Secondary
Lesson Strategy: Research |
Upholsterer
 |
Car
Upholstery: Vinyl or Leather? What would you choose?
Middle
Secondary
Lesson Strategy:
Research stimulus material |

Sportsperson

Ash Barty |
The
Science of Grunting in Tennis
#TC
Secondary
Lesson Strategy:
A Community of Inquiry
Tennis
and Statistics: A comprehension and
analysis exercise!
#TC
Secondary
Lesson Strategy:
Research the numbers |
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