BCIT Instructional Skills Workshop Monday August 25 th to Thursday August 28 th
Facilitators
Tannis Morgan and Peter Fenrich
Instructional Development Consultants
Learning and Teaching Centre
Housekeeping
Washrooms
Food / Drink - Anytime
Cell phones?
Lunch is provided - $10 meal ticket
Time for lunch?
Schedule 9:00 to 4:00
Evening preparation of mini-lessons
Full participation is required all four days
Is there anything preventing you from participating?
Introductions
Please share with a partner:
(You will introduce each other afterwards.)
- Who you are
- Why you are here
- A personal goal you would like to
accomplish in the next 5 years
ISW History
BC program developed in 1978 for post-secondary educators to survive and thrive
Revised in 1982, 1989, 1993, 2003, 2006
Spread to all but one BC post-secondary institute, the three territories, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Newfoundland, California, other US states, United Arab Emirates … and continues to go further
For new and experienced instructors in public and private educational institutions as well as trainers in business, gov’t …
Learning Through an ISW
Based on principles of adult learning
Is competency-based instruction
Utilizes an experiential learning cycle:
- Real teaching experience
- Reflection on the experience
- Learning through caring, growth-
producing, peer-based feedback
- Planning for a new experience utilizing
what you learned
Kolb’s Learning Cycle
The experiential learning cycle is based on Kolb’s Learning Cycle
Workshop Activities – Day 1
Introduction
Expectations
Characteristics of effective instructors
The learning process
Learning outcomes
BOPPPS model
Giving feedback
Lesson plans
Activities – Days 2 to 4
Morning special session (e.g., learning styles…)
You will each deliver a ten-minute mini-lesson to the rest, who are “learners”
“ Learners” provide constructive written and verbal feedback
Video feedback for you to watch in the evening - Bring a USB memory stick
Lesson Cycle - Days 2 to 4
Set up – 10 minutes
Lesson delivery – 10 minutes
Written feedback – 5 to 7 minutes
Verbal feedback – 13 to 15 minutes
Three lessons allow for enough practice and reflection for you to improve as well as for you to experiment, such as trying one lesson in each of the learning domains of cognitive skills, psychomotor skills, and attitudes.
Expectations
What would you like to gain from the workshop?
What special topic would you like to learn about?
Workshop Goals
Follow the BOPPPS instructional model
(This is the foundation of ISWs.)
Write practical lesson plans
Write appropriate learning outcomes
Support varying learner needs
Conduct participatory lessons
Effectively question in lessons
Use common instructional resources and media
Give and receive constructive feedback
Educational Quotes
What is the quote?
Why was it important to you?
Best/Worst Teachers
What did a teacher do that made them one of your best or one of your worst?
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