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Teaching, Learning & Development
Late August: Considering Developmental Differences
- Growth Mindset
- Videos
- Students & Teachers learn from each other
- Expect more from students! Set higher standards
- The Power of YET
- Encourage failure! Learn from mistakes
- Instructional Approaches
- Universal Design for Learning
- Differentiated Instruction
- Response to Intervention
- Developmental Level/Appropriateness
- Individuals develop at different rates
- Genetics set developmental potential
- Environment determines potential realized
Early August: Planning for the Upcoming School Year
- Reflective Practice
- Open-minded & amenable to change
- Analyze and reflect on practice
- Assess in order to improve practice
- Four Commonplaces of Education
- Teacher
- Topic
- Setting
- Student
- Curricular Planning
- What will be taught
- When will it be taught
- Assessment
- Teaching methods/materials
- Effective Planning
- Excellent Instruction
- Enhanced Student Learning
- Exemplary Environments
- Instructional Approaches
- Teacher-centred approach
- Student-centred approach
- Reflective Practice
Views of Learning
- Behavioural
- Learning
- Result of experience
- Permanent change in behaviour or knowledge
- Contiguity
- Stimulus and Response
- Classical Conditioning
- Pavlov's Dilemma
- Reinforce Positive Behaviour, Discourage Negative Behaviour
- Classroom Management
- Social Learning Theory
- Observational cognitive theory
- Social cognitive theory
- Self Management
- Diversity
- Different Motivators
- Variety of Reinforcers
- Learning
- Cognitive
- Piaget's Theory
- Development is affected by maturation, activity, social transmission and equilibration
- Info is received, organized, stored and retrieved by the mind
- The mind is like a computer
- Help students use higher order thinking
- Instruction = structured, sequenced, understandable and meaningful
- Intelligence: providing the right environment for developmental stage
- Meta-Cognition
- Self- Regulation
- Educators are observers
- Piaget's Theory
- Socio-Constructivism
- Vygotsky
- Zone of proximal development
- Bandura
- Learning with creating meaning from experience
- Students come with previous knowledge (misconceptions)
- Students have an active role in learning
- Construct knowledge based on own experiences
- Role playing, debating, cooperative groups, real world activities
- Collaborative work
- Scaffolding
- Educators are facilitators
- Vygotsky
- Behavioural
First Week of School: Establishing a Positive Learning Environment
- Video
- There is no AVERAGE student
- Destroys Talent
- Bored
- Only see weakness
- Use technology
- Low floor - high ceiling
- There is no AVERAGE student
- Effective Teaching
- well managed/structured classroom
- Design classroom curriculum to facilitate student learning
- Backward Design
- Use effective instructional strategies
- Diagnostic assessment
- Direct instruction
- Universal Instructional Design
- Effective use of classroom management
- Video
Mid-September: Making Instructional Decisions
- Motivate Students to learn
- Challenging/meaningful tasks
- Universal Instructional Design
- multiple means of representation
- multiple means of action and expression
- multiple means of engagement
- Accessible and effective for all students
- Universal Instructional Design
- Effectively able to use learning strategies
- Teacher support
- Have to demonstrate knowledge
- Feel that teacher cares for them
- Challenging/meaningful tasks
- Constructivist
- Learners are active
- Social negotiation
- self-determination
- Student take ownership of learning
- problem-solving, critical thinking, accept multiple views
- Real world situations
- Student-centered learning
- Students hack-lesson plan video
- Bloom's Taxonomy
- Good thinker
- Effective use of cognitive strategies
- efficient use of short-term and long-term memory
- Attained significant metacognitive skills
- Inquiry Based Learning
- General to Specific
- Teacher is the leader
- General to Specific
- Problem-based learning
- use pro knowledge
- Teacher is facilitator
- use pro knowledge
- Motivate Students to learn
Late September: Knowing that the Students Know
- How People Learn
- Learner Centered
- Construct knowledge by building upon prior knowledge
- Diagnostic Teaching
- Knowledge Centered
- Teachers help students build bridge from prior knowledge to new topics
- Constructivism
- Assessment Centered
- Concepts behind knowledge
- Understanding vs. memorization
- Cognitive
- Community Centered
- Respectful learning environment
- Failure is OK
- Student centred
- Critical thinking skills
- Storytelling
- Learner Centered
- Teaching for Understanding
- Differentiated learning
- How People Learn
Early February: Socio-Cultural Considerations
- Stereotypes
- Incomplete representation of an individual and/or group of people
- Individualism
- Collectivism
- Emphasizes how we are different
- Incomplete representation of an individual and/or group of people
- Cultural Conform
- Benefit from diversity
- observing
- learning
- adapting
- Increases
- Problem-solving
- Creativity
- Innovation
- Need to good communication skills
- Benefit from diversity
- In the Classroom
- Respectful
- Use learning centres, multiple libraries, technology, personal stories, action thermometer, think-pair-share
- Links across cultures
- Cultural knowledge and instructional base grows and changes
- Stereotypes
Early December: Individual Differences - Intellectual Abilities and Challenges
- "Be prepared to be wrong"
- Encourage that failure is OK
- Increase Creativity
- Teach children to be creative!
- Increase Creativity
- Encourage that failure is OK
- Intelligence
- Diverse
- Dynamic
- Distinct
- Learning for all
- All students can succeed
- Each student is unique
- Personalization & Precision
- Level of readiness of student/different levels
- Personalization & Precision
- Universal Design and Differentiated Instruction
- Teachers need support from community to create a learning environment that supports all students.
- Professional learning
- Teacher continues to learn
- "Be prepared to be wrong"
End of School Year
- Tests
- Achievement test
- Aptitude test
- Criterion-referenced test
- norm-referenced test
- Standardized test
- Federal & Provincial/Territorial
- Not Differentiated
- Assess effectiveness of instruction
- Pros
- Determine aptitude or future ability
- Assess school district's efficaciousness
- Cons
- There are situational/environmental factors
- Personal/emotional facotrs
- Grade-spread requirement
- Tests should enhance teaching & learning, improve curricular design
- Preparation
- Convey positive attitude
- teach test-taking skills
- Practice time limits
- Tests
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