These are discussion slides on the strategies that teachers can adopt for making education and classroom experience interactive and learning friendly. It is essential to understand that differences have to be acknowledged and be addressed. Because that is what makes the learning effective. Diversity is strength - use it for making learning to happen!
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One day Teachers Professional Exchange Workshop on
“Teaching & Learning strategies – Taking Practical Approach”
Friday /January 7th 2022
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Time Activity Resources
10.00 Welcome and Introduction Participants and facilitators
10.15 Opening session Lecture Multimedia PPT
Theory of teaching & Learning
Strategies of teaching & learning
10.30 Activity & Learning output
discussion
40 sheets of plain recycle Paper
And few scissors
11.00 Interactive session Multimedia PPT
Choosing the relevant strategies
1. Taking the Practical Approach- Types of learners
2. Differential learning
3. Recognize Student & Learner
11.20 Case study Activity and presentations Chart papers and 2 coloured markers for each table
Sticking tape
12.00 Interactive session
Role play
Class room Management through Communication
why , what & how
Multimedia PPT
12.45 Conclusion learning outcomes & Matching expectations Participants and facilitators
Program Layout
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Objectives of the Workshop
Pre-Questionnaire
Teacher Roles
1. Recognize Teacher , Mentor, Coach roles
2. Discuss the theories of teaching and learning
3. Identify strategies of teaching & Learning/Choosing
relevant strategies
Personality Impacts – Taking the Practical Approach
4. Types of learners /students
5. Recognize Student & Learner/Personality whole
6. Differential learning
Classroom Management/ Communication
7. Body language
Post-Questionnaire
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Who are u as a Teacher? – What is your Social Responsibility
Initiators of process
Building learners/ Resource people
Result
Helping to growth /Develop skills
input
1. Preaching the book?
2. Role modeling Behaviour?
3. Subject Specialist?
4. Leader?
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Theories of Teaching & Learning
Pedagogy, Andragogy, and Heutagogy
Lifelong process
1. Pedagogy is the teaching of children, or dependent personalities Examples…..
Social skills , Learning skills, Exploratory skills ,Language skills
2. Andragogy is the facilitation learning for adults, who are self-directed learners
Examples ………
Specific subjects ,application of knowledge , experimenting , problem solving
creativity workshops, DIY experiments etc
3. Heutagogy is the management of learning for self-managed learners Examples …
driving, Language , Technological advancement,
7. Methods of Teaching/ Interacting
Teachers choices /strategy
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Your individual approaches & strategies to impart knowledge & inspire students to learn.
Not only are there dozens of teaching methods to explore, it is also important to have a
sense for how they often overlap or interrelate.
Teacher centered
1. Classroom /Direct Instruction
2. Flipped Classrooms
3. Kinesthetic Learning /demonstration
Student centered
1. Differentiated Instruction
2. Inquiry-Based Learning
3. Game-Based Learning
8. Is there any best method of teaching?
NO
However, some methods do prove to be more effective than others
depending upon how effectively they were use and how receptive the
learners were.
Many researchers today agree that including more student-centered
learning approaches to the classroom can improve learning.
Using only a teacher-centered approach leaves out many skills and
learning opportunities for students.
Yet, there may still be space for teacher-centered learning for some
specific topics and learning objectives but should not be the only
strategy in your teacher toolbox.
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Individual Activity One : Managing your style – Possibilities!
Cut the paper such that you are able to pass through it
Group Activity Two : 10 minutes
Handout is provided - Theories / learner approach
Read and select the approach you are involved in ( Anda, Peda,Heu)
Plan a lesson – topic of your choice
Method and resource is provided
Presentation for discussion
Type of learner
Topic you have selected
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Differentiation is often defined as tailoring instruction to meet the needs of
individual students.
Working memory is different and at different pace. We know from decades
of cognitive science that our working memory – what we can think about in
the moment and give attention to – is limited, between 4-7 pieces.
Learning, as defined by Sweller & Clark is a ‘change in long-term memory’
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Teacher Traits Vs Teacher Personalities
Practical Approaches
Think about your favorite teacher. What made them special? Was it their
ability to change your perspective on a topic? Their sense of humor?
Their ability to answer questions ? Able to motivate you?
Every teacher approaches the job differently. There are teachers who run
their classrooms like a tight ship. Meanwhile, others prefer a more
unstructured approach where students can explore their creativity.
Choose strategies that best suits your personality in order to make the
lessons effective even if that means reputedly using some specific
methods
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Source https://venngage.com/blog/teacher-personality/
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Activity
True Colour – what is your Individual / Group personality
16. Recognize Five tricky personalities
Personalities in the
making
The Chatterbox
The Clinger
The Boycotter
The Debater
The Sulkers
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17. Classroom Management - Communication is key
It is what you don’t say that counts
Children copy what you Role Model – Portray positivity
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Role Modeling Body language
1. Entrance in the classroom – Not prepared
2. Tired not motivated /energetic
3. Talk but looking somewhere else – lack of eye contact
4. Standing in one place – not moving towards or within the class
5. Hands on waist
6. Expression – facial expressions
Source : https://bass-schuler.com/student-body-language/
https://www.southern.edu/administration/cte/Leadership/2020ei-docs/2-BodyLanguage.pdf