Google Teacher Academy - Vicki Davis - Keynote Part 2
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Keynote for Google Teacher Academy - 7 steps to a flat classroom. I talk about the steps for teachers to "flatten" their classrooms based upon the award winning Flat Classroom project (http://flatclassroomproject.wikispaces.com), Horizon Project (http://horizonproject2008.wikispaces.com), and Digiteen Projects (http://digiteen.wikispaces.com).
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Google Teacher Academy - Vicki Davis - Keynote Part 2
- 1. 7 Steps to a FLAT Classroom
- 2. This is not CRUSHING a classroom
- 3. It is about EXPANDING a Classroom
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- 16. Step 1C Connect your students Five Phases of Flattening your classroom
- 17. Step 1C Connect your students Five Phases of Flattening your classroom
- 18. Step 1C Connect your students Five Phases of Flattening your classroom
- 19. Step 1C Connect your students Five Phases of Flattening your classroom
- 20. Step 1C Connect your students Five Phases of Flattening your classroom
- 21. Backchannel Jumps In Here!
- 22. Step #2
- 24. What does a flat classroom communication look like?
- 25. TWO types of communication methods: SYNCHRONOUS and ASYNCHRONOUS
- 28. Traditional Classroom Austria Qatar USA Separated by Time
- 29. Flat Classroom Student in Austria writes a blog post USA student responds Group Blogging Platform Unified by asynchronous communications
- 30. Traditional Classroom Austria Qatar USA Separated by Space
- 31. Flat Classroom Wiki Cooperating Teachers unified space via Internet
- 32. vs. Traditional Classroom Flat Classroom Separated by LOCATION Unified by the INTERNET Separated by TIME Unified by ASYNCHRONOUS communications tools
- 33. Principle The effective FLAT classroom structure has BOTH ASYNCHRONOUS and SYNCHRONOUS communications methods.
- 34. Step 1C Connect your students Five Phases of Flattening your classroom
- 35. Unified by asynchronous communications (wiki)
- 37. Students need a “home base”
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- 40. Backchannel Jumps In Here!
- 41. Step #3
- 42. 'Digital Citizenship in Schools' by Mike Ribble and Gerald Bailey:
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- 44. C itizenship Why did you delete stuff off the wiki? BTW I didn’t delete anything Sorry for accusing you, the history makes it look like you OMG I JUST SAW THE HISTORY ON THE WIKI..Really sorry for any problems Presenter Julie Lindsay Qatar Academy
- 45. Digiteen Julie Lindsay, Presenter http://digiteen.wikispaces.com
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- 50. Create a “contract” page Spell it out!
- 52. Backchannel Jumps In Here!
- 53. Contribute & Collaborate Step #4
- 54. Collaboration with individual contribution
- 55. C ontribute Wiki history
- 56. Accountability: Every student has their own ID!
- 57. C ollaborate Ning discussion
- 58. Taken with permission from Student Reflections Westwood Schools Horizon Project 5/26/07
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- 60. Teacherpreneurs are researchers!
- 61. Message to students…… Contribute to your team by recording short video clips for your partners to use in their videos. Do not be a non-contributor and lurk somewhere in the darkness. Come out and be part of the construction. C ontribute
- 63. Anne Sullivan and Helen Keller
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- 65. The Fallacy of excellence
- 66. Excellent students learn the way we tell them to MYTH:
- 67. Excellent students learn the way we tell them to.
- 70. Creative students learn differently
- 71. ALL students learn differently
- 72. We need …
- 73. Excellent schools accommodate learning differences.
- 74. Excellent schools differentiate instruction
- 75. An auditory learner stuck in a text-only classroom is like Helen Keller stuck in a classroom where the teacher only lectures .
- 80. The Gordian Knot
- 81. New Ways to Solve Problems
- 82. Many Voices for Darfur Project http://stopgenocide.wikispaces.com/
- 86. Technology is our vehicle! But not the ONLY vehicle!
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- 90. Discernment The Internet is our library of Alexandria and our trash heap.
- 91. Create Step #6
- 92. 21 st Century Learning Objectives Blooms Revised Taxonomy
- 93. Creating Content
- 95. Convergence as We Speak http://westwood.wikispaces.com/Chapter+1A+-+The+Digital+Revolution http://westwood.wikispaces.com/Chapter+1A+-+Convergence+As+We+Speak
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- 98. Celebrate Step #7 Presenter Julie Lindsay Qatar Academy
- 99. Student Summit and Awards Ceremony http://horizonproject.wikispaces.com/Student+Summit Presenter Julie Lindsay Qatar Academy
- 100. Westwood Schools Summit http://flatclassroomproject.wikispaces.com/Summits Presenter Vicki Davis Westwood Schools
- 101. LACHSA Summit http://flatclassroomproject.wikispaces.com/Summits Presenter Vicki Davis Westwood Schools
- 102. Vienna International School Summit http://flatclassroomproject.wikispaces.com/Summits Presenter Vicki Davis Westwood Schools
- 105. Backchannel Jumps In Here!
- 106. Why do we still need a Teacher?
- 107. Obstacles to Learning Stress Lack of Sleep Brain Rules John Medina
- 108. My most important Teaching Tactic
- 109. As they enter class Eye contact Call by name
- 110. My most important Teaching Strategy
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- 114. Secret:
- 115. Secret: Paul Potts is you & me!
- 116. Pick your Big Three Share in the Backchannel
- 117. Don’t change me!
Editor's Notes
- http://flickr.com/photos/extranoise/350901033/ - Green Stairs by extranoise accessed 4/8/2008 – In this workshop we will teach how to “flatten your classroom” and you may ask – “Why would I want to do that?”