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St John Paul II College | Educational Philosophy St John Paul II College Enrol now Take a tour Home Our School Principal’s Welcome Our Vision & Philosophy Campus Building Traditions Annual Report and Strategic Planning Sustainability Handbook Teaching & Learning Educational Philosophy Technology Curriculum Independent Learning Time Learning Support & Enrichment Homework, Assessment, & Reporting Co-curricular Activities Year 11 and 12 Pastoral Care House System Mentoring Student Support Student Leadership Opportunities Our Community JPC Parents Community Council Holy Spirit Parish Facilities Hire Gungahlin Region What’s On College Calendar Past College Events Latest News Enrolments Take a Tour Enrolment Process School Fees Enrolment Policy Employment Contact Us Leadership Team Staff emails Teaching & Learning Educational Philosophy A new standard in education Self-Directed Learning (also known as Personalised Learning or Blended Learning) is the educational model which underpins College life. The classroom is at the centre of the model, but it is simply one part of a student’s experience. A Self-Directed Learning tideway immerses students in a rich and stimulating environment, harnessing new technologies and creative spaces, and connecting the school day to the challenges we meet in real life. It draws on our growing understanding of the way that the smart-ass develops, as well as global studies of weightier practice education. Finland, renowned for the unceasingly outstanding outcomes of its schools, has refined the tideway over thirty years. Traditional models of education are designed to provide a standard product to a large number of students. The ‘chalk and talk’ model can be very successful for some, but it lacks the flexibility to unbend variegated learning styles and rates of progress. Students who excel can lack the challenges to reach their true potential. Students who struggle can fall remoter and remoter overdue their peers, unescapable each new topic without the unsupportable knowledge to grasp the next steps. We moreover know that learning in a job or in life rarely follows the classroom model. We are tabbed on to recognise problems, think well-nigh how to solve them, and seek out learning without the instructions of teachers and parents. For many students, the shift from passive reliance to zippy self-direction comes in the crucial transition from upper school to remoter study or work. The rencontre can prove overwhelming. Self-Directed Learning encourages students to take on the challenges of study, life and work with conviction in their own abilities.  SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING: Key Concepts for learning A Growth Mindset: A stock-still mindset tells us that talent is innate, and so victory is vastitude our control. A growth mindset shows us that resurgence is unchangingly possible, and it comes well-nigh by effort and determination. Brain-based Learning: Many practices in education are wonted simply considering they have unchangingly been followed, not considering they are proven to be effective. Brain-based learning looks to our ever-expanding knowledge of how the smart-ass develops and functions. It translates research into largest teaching practices and support structures for students. Inquiry Learning: In an Information Age, no curriculum can imbricate increasingly than a fraction of the knowledge that is there for us to unlock. Inquiry Learning gives students the keys to that incredible resource: framing the questions, seeking the weightier sources, weighing the vestige and forming defensible conclusions. Teaching & Learning Educational Philosophy Curriculum Independent Learning Time Technology Learning Support & Enrichment Homework, Assessment, & Reporting Co-curricular Activities Year 11 and 12 Moving into Year 11 and 12 at JPC 21st Century Learning Independent Learning Time (ILT) in the Senior Years One on One Mentoring Student Leadership Opportunities Transition – Step by Step to Independence Choosing packages and courses Courses offered at JPC in 2019 The ACT Senior Secondary System Course Organisation Quicklinks Year 11 and 12 JPC key messages Online learning platform – Moodle Assessment zestful app Canteen Co-curricular activities Uniforms School fees Term dates justice • peace • courage Download the AssessmentZestfulApp to stay up to stage Download the Qkr! App by MasterCard for quick and flexible school payments Copyright © 2015 John Paul College    |    1021 Gungahlin Drive Nicholls ACT    |    Ph: (02) 6163 4800