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Secuencia didáctica para trabajar desarrollos planos en preescolar.
C. F. Pensamiento matemático, Aspecto Forma Espacio y Medida
2° Semestre de Licenciatura en educación Preescolar, Normal 3 Nezahualcóyotl
Promoting primary children’s verbal reflections on fraction tasks in an explo...italk2learn
Manolis Mavrikis, Eirini Geraniou, Alice Hansen
London Knowledge Lab, Institute of Education, London
Fraction tasks (especially computerised ones for primary education) are often limited in scope and their approach is typically procedural rather conceptual. Encouraged by various studies that have demonstrated the potential of 'think-aloud' approaches in conceptual understanding, we are designing an exploratory learning environment (FractionsLab) that allows students not only to interact with different fractions representations but also provides verbal feedback that encourages students to 'reflect-aloud'.
In this session we will present the challenges we are facing in promoting this approach both during our design experiments and more realistic settings. We will also discuss preliminary findings that suggest that the combination of exploratory activities with explicit reflection stages help students develop their cognitive and meta-cognitive skills. Delegates with their own laptops will be able to interact with FractionsLab and familiarise with its affordances and discuss its potential.
This paper presents the outcomes of research aiming at implementing some concepts of blended learning in different Brazilian school contexts. Although different definitions for blended learning can be found in the literature, all of them generally share the convergence of two learning models: the face-to-face model, in which the process takes place in the classroom, as it has been done for some time, and the online model, which uses digital technologies to promote education. The main focus of blended learning is that teachers and students teach and learn at different times and places. Thus, we can consider that both learning environments, that is to say, the traditional classroom and the virtual learning environment are gradually becoming complementary. This is most probably because, in addition to using various digital technologies, the individual interacts with the group at different times and places, intensifying the exchange of experiences
Secuencia didáctica para trabajar desarrollos planos en preescolar.
C. F. Pensamiento matemático, Aspecto Forma Espacio y Medida
2° Semestre de Licenciatura en educación Preescolar, Normal 3 Nezahualcóyotl
Promoting primary children’s verbal reflections on fraction tasks in an explo...italk2learn
Manolis Mavrikis, Eirini Geraniou, Alice Hansen
London Knowledge Lab, Institute of Education, London
Fraction tasks (especially computerised ones for primary education) are often limited in scope and their approach is typically procedural rather conceptual. Encouraged by various studies that have demonstrated the potential of 'think-aloud' approaches in conceptual understanding, we are designing an exploratory learning environment (FractionsLab) that allows students not only to interact with different fractions representations but also provides verbal feedback that encourages students to 'reflect-aloud'.
In this session we will present the challenges we are facing in promoting this approach both during our design experiments and more realistic settings. We will also discuss preliminary findings that suggest that the combination of exploratory activities with explicit reflection stages help students develop their cognitive and meta-cognitive skills. Delegates with their own laptops will be able to interact with FractionsLab and familiarise with its affordances and discuss its potential.
This paper presents the outcomes of research aiming at implementing some concepts of blended learning in different Brazilian school contexts. Although different definitions for blended learning can be found in the literature, all of them generally share the convergence of two learning models: the face-to-face model, in which the process takes place in the classroom, as it has been done for some time, and the online model, which uses digital technologies to promote education. The main focus of blended learning is that teachers and students teach and learn at different times and places. Thus, we can consider that both learning environments, that is to say, the traditional classroom and the virtual learning environment are gradually becoming complementary. This is most probably because, in addition to using various digital technologies, the individual interacts with the group at different times and places, intensifying the exchange of experiences
Operation “Blue Star” is the only event in the history of Independent India where the state went into war with its own people. Even after about 40 years it is not clear if it was culmination of states anger over people of the region, a political game of power or start of dictatorial chapter in the democratic setup.
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Introduction to AI for Nonprofits with Tapp NetworkTechSoup
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Biological screening of herbal drugs: Introduction and Need for
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Natural Products, In vitro evaluation techniques for Antioxidants, Antimicrobial and Anticancer drugs. In vivo evaluation techniques
for Anti-inflammatory, Antiulcer, Anticancer, Wound healing, Antidiabetic, Hepatoprotective, Cardio protective, Diuretics and
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Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
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Assessment for Learning - experience with teamwork co-evaluation (English translation)
1. ASSESSMENT
FOR LEARNING
EXPIRIENCE WITH TEAMWORK CO-EVALUATION
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2. WORK AIMS
To show the To reflect on To provide the
To reflect on Practicum To analyse
differences the
the experience, obtained
between importance of
importance of focusing on results and to
classic assessment in teamwork suggest ways
developing
concept and the self-evaluation to improve
teamwork
modern development and co- them
related skills
concept of these skills evaluation
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3. INTRODUCTION
• What we want
• Formative Assessment
• Assessment for Learning
• Self-evaluation and co-evaluation
• Current situation
EXPERIENCE
• What is
• The co-evaluation
• Results
TO IMPROVE
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5. WHAT WE WANT
Individuals comprehensive, critical, responsible,
respectful constructive...
Cohesive and inclusive society
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6. FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
Meaningful
Activities
Learning
Complex Information (basic competencies, mind
processes, what is working, what is not...)
Allows adjustment of formative process,
feedback... Francesc Pons i Pérez - Menorca - 2011
7. ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING
Meaningful
Activities
Learning
Complex Information (key competences, thinking
processes, what is working, what is not...)
Allows adjustment of formative process,
feedback... Francesc Pons i Pérez - Menorca - 2011
8. ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING
Rubrics,
portfolios
Self- and co-
evaluation
Refletion,
taking
awarness
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9. SELF-EVALUATION AND CO-EVALUATION
Did I work enough?
Did I listen enough?
Am I responsible?
I could work harder, but I
do enough...
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10. SELF-EVALUATION AND CO-EVALUATION
Without
I haven’t work Mary, we’d get
much today lost. I should
learn from
her.
Tony
Rose
never says
never gets lost.
anything. I don’t
Maybe it’s because
speak much
she organises herself
either...
very well.
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11. TEAMWORK ASSESSMENT FOR
LEARNING
Competence
in social
skills and
citizenship
Learning to
learn
Autonomy
and
personal
initiative
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12. COM ESTEM?
LOGSE
1/1990
• Importance of diagnostic and formative assessment
(constructivism)
• Repetition.
LOCE • Diagnostic assessment of schools
10/2002
• Assessment for learning (due to the relation with the key
competences “Learning to learn” and “Autonomy and
personal initiative”).
• Emphasys on evaluation pupils competences.
LOE • Diversification of the assessment tools, giving
significance to thouse wich allow self-evaluation
2/2006 (porfolios, folder of exercises...)
• Stablishment of (self)evaluation criterion according to
“rubrics”. i Pérez - Menorca - 2011
Francesc Pons
15. WHAT IS
CONTEXT Group of 17 COMPLEX
10 sessions
students WORK
3r ESO 4 competential
(English Year activitaties in
10) groups
Phisics and Teamwork co-
Chemistry evaluation
Presentation of
Kinetic theory
a final product
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16. CO-EVALUATION
TEAMWORK RUBRIC
ALL PUPILS MUST FILL IT AFTER EACH SESSION
SELF-EVALUATION AND EVALUATION OF EACH GROUP MATE
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17. RESULTS
Well Irregular use
behavied of rubrics
Proper final All students
products pass the unit
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21. PRESTIGE
WILLINGNESS
• Good work
• Good
assessment MOTIVATION
from mates
• Good self-
assessment
CHANCES OF
SUCCESS
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24. TO IMPROVE
TIME AND ORGANISATION
PREPARING THE PUPILS
FOLLOWING OF CO-EVALUATION AND THE REFLECTION RELATED
MORE FEEDBACK
FOCUS ON COOPERATIVE LEARNING
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25. “Knowledge can be communicated, but not
wisdom. One can find it, live it, be fortified by
it, do wonders through it, but one cannot
communicate and teach it”
German born Swiss Novelist and Poet. Won the Nobel Prize for
Literature in 1946, 1877-1962
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