2025 Expectations (Y8/9) edited

KS3 Computing 
The Garibaldi School

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ComputingUpper Secondary (Key Stage 4)GCSE

This lesson contains 19 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 2 videos.

time-iconLesson duration is: 50 min

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KS3 Computing 
The Garibaldi School

Expectations 

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Reflection
WHY?
It is important to reflect on the past.  We can learn from it, improve and become better people when we properly reflect.

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What topics have you covered in Computer Science so far?

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What was your favourite topic and importantly, why?

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Which topic was the most challenging and why?

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How often did you complete ILTs last year....?
I did them all to a good standard
I did most of them to a good standard
I did the odd one that I found interesting
I regularly didn't do any of them

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Homework


These will be set on MS Teams and class charts, shared and reminded vocally in lessons and are set every half term. 

Highest ATL scores are dependent on this being done.

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What were the barriers to your learning last year?

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Things like
too hard or didn't understand
didn't do anything at home
played games on xbox
poor attendance
etc...
Can you suggest some good practices or advice to overcome any of these barriers

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Overcoming barriers
  • Use MS Teams and class charts to stay on top of work and meet deadlines
  • allocate time outside of school to complete work
  • Ask for help when stuck
  • Use school equipment if you don't have suitable at home
  • Be responsible for lessons you miss (email, teams)
  • Remind yourself of the benefits to doing well and give 100%
  • Always stay positive and look for the positives. 

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Why is Computer Science important in our world?

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Some areas that may have been missed
  • Meeting needs of the many (climate change, unemployment, simulation modelling etc...)
  • Advancements in healthcare (data mining)
  • Education (research, clouds, virtual learning, online courses)
  • Communication (social media, video calls, apps)
  •  Automation and AI (prediction, data analysis, cost saving, life saving in hazardous situations)
  • Problem solving - At the heart of CS is the ability to solve a problem, which is a life skill

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A future in Computing?
  • Computing is often in top 5 most desirable degrees to take in UK
  • Jobs include - Scientists, Technicians, Instructors,  Consultants, Linguists, Designers, Administrators and Data analysts
  • Starting salaries range between 21-30k
  • Average salaries range between 45-65k (Over £25 per hour)
  • Top tier salary can be in excess of 80k
  • Over 80% employment rate post degree
  • Serious gender gap making it a greater prospect further for women

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Do you think Computer Science is important in your life?
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Is it something you might consider as an option in the future (like a job)
Yes, without question. I want a job in this sector
Yes, because the skills are highly valued and I enjoy it
Maybe. I haven't thought about it enough yet
No, I don't think computer science is important for me
No, I don't enjoy the subject at all

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Character and VIPOs
Character is important
How people judge you will alter how they treat you
At Garibaldi we use Virtues to monitor this

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