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[DOC File]The Maker Model of Differentiated Curriculum
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Curriculum Differentiation is a broad term referring to the need to tailor teaching environments and practices to create appropriately different learning experiences for different students. Maker's model of differentiated curriculum (Maker 1982a, 1982b, 1986) suggests that curriculum needs to be differentiated in terms of: 1. Learning environment:
[DOC File]Week of: - Teaching Strategies
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Please take some time to talk with your children about your own childhood experiences with a tree, e.g., climbed a tree, enjoyed a picnic in the shade of a tree, or watched animals in trees. Send pictures to class if possible. Wow! Experiences: Tuesday—A site visit to see trees Week of: Teacher: Study: Trees Investigation: 1.
[DOCX File]IEP Lesson Plan Handbook
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The lesson/learning activity is first planned with anticipation of needs of the universally designed curriculum that is designed from the outset to meet the needs of the greatest number of users, making costly, time-consuming, and after-the-fact changes to curriculum unnecessary; often know as Universal Design for Learning.
[DOC File]Four Views of Learning
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Learning strategies improve information processing because learners are more efficient and process information at a deeper level. Theorists Bruner ... Sharing these ideas with the class might increase memory and learning. Role of student Active processor of information , Strategy user ... Note curriculum uses of the theory/family (e.g., content ...
[DOC File]Curriculum for Excellence: Literacy across learning ...
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Debating is essentially an example of active learning at its best and there is great scope for using Assessment is for Learning strategies as part of debating activities. The activities outlined here can be used with classes from S1-S6 covering the third and fourth level as well as National levels 3, 4 and 5 and progressing into the new Higher ...
[DOC File]Guidelines for Instructional Design & Materials Evaluation
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7. Does the curriculum include active learning exercises? Active learning exercises allow participants to engage actively in the learning process. They provide opportunities to clarify, question, apply, and consolidate new knowledge. The benefits of using active learning exercises are many.
[DOC File]Course Syllabus Template
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As a student in this course (and at this university) you are expected to maintain high degrees of professionalism, commitment to active learning and participation in this class and also integrity in your behavior in and out of the classroom. Academic Dishonesty Policy. 1.
[DOC File]Effective Practices for Teaching Students with ...
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Learning Strategies: A learning strategy is a method of cognitively planning the performance of a learning task; completing the steps involved in the task; and monitoring completion of the task. It structures the inner dialogue of the student to help complete the task. Categorized by function/purpose for the learner:
[DOC File]A CULTURAL COMPETENCE CURRICULUM MODEL
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The curriculum focuses on self awareness, culture general, and culture specific content. A variety of teaching strategies address the affective, cognitive, and psychomotor learning domains. The curriculum was implemented in 2007 with classes offered quarterly and content integrated into existing staff development.
[DOC File]Education 548: Effective College Teaching
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Specific Learning Outcomes. By the end of this course, students will: List as specifically as possible the learning outcomes the course is intended to produce. It is helpful here to think about the kinds of evidence you will need to assess the students’ learning as your outcomes should drive your assessment and grading schema.
[DOC File]TEACHING STRATEGIES FOR ACTIVE LEARNING
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Another example of the difference in learning achievement associated with active learning strategies is a research project from Sinclair Community College (Rowell, 2003). Introductory sociology courses were divided into a control and experimental groups and given a pre and post testing of a series of questions related to data analysis in the ...
[DOC File]COURSE SYLLABUS
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We are experiencing a paradigm shift in teaching and learning. Strategies for effective learning are complex and bring into play many factors from the age of the learner, prior experiences, learning styles, the medium of instruction, cognitive development, and cultural influences. Many factors drive curriculum and delivery designs.
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Divide the class into four groups and assign them a curriculum type: the formal curriculum, the hidden curriculum, the null curriculum, or the extracurriculum. Have the students create a skit that identifies the characteristics of their assigned curriculum and the impact that curriculum has on their learning inside and outside of the classroom.
[DOC File]What are examples of teaching strategies, activities, and ...
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Towards a semiotics-based curriculum. Journal of Curriculum Studies, 16(3), 247-257. This short article gives an accessible theory for how we think in a number of different ways that are interconnected, especially with language. Suhor has several useful charts to help explain his theory. Visual strategies for teaching students note-taking 1
[DOC File]Coaching Strategies: Danielson’s Domains 1 – 4
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Assessment of learning – to determine if students have achieved the instructional outcomes established through the planning process. (Typically undertaken by groups of teachers working together.) Assessment for learning – assessment that provides both the teacher and student with valuable information to guide future learning.
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