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Huge difference between then.
Intentions and outcomes. Intentions are broad about the subject. Outcomes are specific goals for the pupils

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I understand in principal but will feel more confident when put into practise correctly

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I think outcomes rely on competence and stage of pupils

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I think outcomes rely on competence and stage of pupils

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WHAT UP MY GLIP GLOPS?!

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Hakuna mutata

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They're broadly similar but the outcomes are more specific but you should have some way of measuring them. Simples

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Help I'm stuck in the padlet let me out

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Pickle Rickkkkkkk

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The best intentions often have no outcome

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A

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Outcome are assessed

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WUBBA LUBBA DUB DUB!!

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A

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Se

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B. Looking forward to seeing it in action

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Broader and more generic/ more specific and pupil friendly

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Need to work with it to really grasp this one I think

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Need to work withi

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I'm ready to rock

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We call them WALT's and WILF's but I get it

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D - I'll confess I'm a bit daunted by this and find it difficult to compartmentalise these, when the outcomes should be intentional too. Burn I'm looking forward to learning how to differentiate between the two!

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Intention is more general, outcome is more specific. Intention is at the start, outcome is the end pount

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The battle of Hastings

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clear but sometimes I imagine them being very similar

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D - Not sure how to separate the two on lesson planning sheet

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B. I didn't understand there was a difference until we covered it in the lecture but I understand it now.

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B. I didn't understand there was a difference until we covered it in the lecture but I understand it now.

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Same thing

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They have to link together, be broadly similqr

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Same thing

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I am starting to get the ins and outs of it all.

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Ones big, ones small

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One is for you, one is for them. Simples

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Will improve by practice

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B theres a beginning and an end to everything....

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B theres a beginning and an end to everything....

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Ones a bit more specific right?

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They're spelt differently 😝

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Very confident as previous experience doing it :D

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Clear ! Thx

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Seems like input output distinction.

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Hopefully it will become clearer with practice and application

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I understand the difference from examples but time needed to reflect.

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Feel like I need practice to cement the learning

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2b. A little confusing unless I'm looking at my definitions.

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Need to have a go to confirm I've really understood

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One side big ones small

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I think one is your intention and the other relies on what your pupils are like

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A
Did understand before but do now 😊

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A.  Is the outcome in this lecture, an into to planning

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A.  Is the outcome in this lecture, an into to planning

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Intentions = Broad
Outcomes = precise

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A - this was really helpful. It has never been explained to me in as clear a way before! Even teaching staff have confused the issue for me! Thanks!

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A - this was really helpful. It has never been explained to me in as clear a way before! Even teaching staff have confused the issue for me! Thanks!

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Confident even if the difference still feels trivial

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Confident even if the difference still feels trivial

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Somewhat confident, may need to brush up on them in my free time. Also, hi mum!

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B 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼

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Intentions seem to be for me. Outcomes are for the students. But need practice!

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Intentions are what you want them to know in the long term, outcomes in the short term

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I like the fact that it's not learning outcome vs objective anymore. THAT was v cofus

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1b.

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Need further support and guidance to fully understand

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2a c- when reading it I can understand, however I'm not sure I have it in my mind yet

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2a c- when reading it I can understand, however I'm not sure I have it in my mind yet

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Intentions seem to fit to medium term plans and the outcomes form the building blocks of the medium term plans

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B Seems to make sense ethanol you have to try from longer term and work back! Harder in practice I'm sure

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B Seems to make sense ethanol you have to try from longer term and work back! Harder in practice I'm sure

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I think my kesrningintentions may lead to outcomes but it wouldn't be possible for it to happen the other way round

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B

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2a. How confident are you in understanding the difference between learning intentions and learning outcomes?

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2a. How confident are you in understanding the difference between learning intentions and learning outcomes?

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Rate your confidence as follows:
A = very confident
B = somewhat confident
C = slightly confident
D = not confident