Information Processing
Published on Nov 19, 2015
Project based learning, inquiry learning, Socratic method
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Project Based Learning
- Moves away from short term teacher centered lessons
- Long term student centered learning
- Emphasis on cooperative learning
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The role of the teacher
- Define learning goals
- Provide support
- Develop social structures for learning
- Make assessments
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The role of the student
- Ask questions
- Debate ideas
- Design
- Draw conclusions
- Investigate and seek resolutions
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Why it's good for students
- Connects curriculum with real life based problems and situations
- Enhances the quality of learning
- Leads to higher level cognitive develpoment
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The role of the teacher
- Ask questions
- Guide students
- Maintain learning environment
- Provide feedback
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The role of the student
- Develop own questions
- Gather data
- Explore possible solutions
- Offer explainations
- Express ideas
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The role of the teacher
- Ask open ended controversial questions
- Keep conversation focused on the topic
- Allow time for all students to express opinions
- Clarify
- Synthesize information
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The role of the student
- Think and speak persuasively
- Actively listen to others
- Be respectful of differing opinions
- Don't interrupt other students
- Think critically
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The End
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