RE Professional Development:

Eucharist

Father Mark

Sacraments and sacramentality

 sacrament is a visible sign of an invisible grace. e.g baptism visible sign water invisible sign holy spirit enter the church etc.

Grace present and action of God

The Sacramental principle: God is present in everyday life. In ordinary things

Encounters with God climbing a mountain, seeing the sunset, having a meal together

Eucharist, Mass and Holy communion they are the same thing the everyday reality of being with God

Luke's account of the last supper

Last Supper was a Passover meal

Symbols used at Eucharist:

• Bread and wine because part of the Passover meal - need to have gluten
• lamb of God - the lamb that was sacrificed
• Crucifix

Eucharist is not only a meal but also a sacrifice

People are the body of Christ.

Going to Mass on Sunday is like recharging to carry on his work

Eucharistic Adoration

Simply adoring Christ- sit -look- believe

Benediction:

Usually in the afternoon humeral veil the priest uses

Divine praises

Personal Leader TAI

After a conversation with D.P, I will choose a teacher to be a curriculum coach for as part of my own development as a leader.  I will approach AM that I can work with her to develop her skills in moving students and to also develop my own coaching and mentoring.

Things to work on and educate. The curriculum level expectations. How long it takes for each sub level. e.g. beginning L 3 to L3 Mid 1 year. L 3 end 1 year.

To do with the teacher
Meet every week discuss kids
what are you doing with ? How are you going to move him? What are you seeing?

How can I support my reluctant writers to accelerate their writing progress and achievement using authentic contexts progressions, reflections and Seesaw to enhance learning engagement and collaboration with whanau.

Meeting with A. Discussed the priority learners and who will have the biggest impact.

What changes are you making in your practice?

How often do you see them? Are they mixed ability as well as

explicit needs grouping?

CRT INFORMATION

https://www.nzei.org.nz/documents/Help/FAQ-docs/CRTfaqweb.pdf

5 Rules to Follow as You Find Your Spark by Simon Sinek

3 Key ideas and 1 I might change.

1. 2 ways to see the world: Some people see the thing that they want and some people see the thing that prevents them from. You can go after anything you want but you just cannot deny anyone else going after whatever they want. You can't get in the way of anyone else to get what they want.

2. Sometimes you're the problem! Take accountability for your actions especially what you do wrong.

3. Take care of each other. (Navy Seal) No one makes it if they are trying to prove who they are. Who makes it through are the ones who have nothing left to give they've given it all. They've done it all to help others.  Learn by helping each other and accept help when it's offered.  I don't know what I'm doing I'm scared etc. This will only happen if you take care of them first.

4. Nelson Mandela a great leader. How did he learn this? He remembers that the leaders always sat in a circle and his father was the last to speak. A skill to hold opinions to yourself before you speak. This gives people the thought of their thoughts are valid. Listen to the people ask questions.

5. as you gain fame people will treat you better. None of this is meant for you it's meant for the position you hold. Remember humility