Advantages of Using Learning Centres
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Advantages of Using Learning Centres
- 1. ADVANTAGES OF USING LEARNING CENTRES IN A BILINGUAL CLASSROOM Begoña Ruiz Pérez de Pipaón CEIP Ramón Sainz de Varanda - Zaragoza
- 2. Introduction What do I mean by learning centres or workshops?
- 3. Objectives • Engage children actively in their learning process. • Provide opportunities to work in flexible groups. • Develop good practices in language teaching and learning that help students to reinforce the basic competences. • Recall and reuse information presented in whole group instruction. • Assume as teachers the role of facilitators. • Play and have fun!
- 4. Advantages
- 5. Parts of a Learning Centre How do we organize the workshops? We select six centres for three sessions and five groups of children. On each session (90 minutes) each group plays two centres. The following weeks they play the other three. They have a worksheet where they write words or sentences from the six workshops.
- 6. Parts of a Learning Centre What do you want students to do? Objective Tricky words dominoes
- 7. Parts of a Learning Centre Give appealing or well known names. Name Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Snakes and Ladders
- 8. Parts of a Learning Centre Students need to be able to move easily. Space
- 9. Parts of a Learning Centre Neccesary Adequate Accesible Bought Hand-made Materials Portable box
- 10. Parts of a Learning Centre Make sure they know what they have to do. Instructions You recycle!
- 11. Parts of a Learning Centre Variety of activities Sequence of activities Lose your letters Computer games
- 12. Parts of a Learning Centre Base your decision the needs of your students. Number of centres
- 13. Parts of a Learning Centre Keep a centre only as long as students' interest is high and it meets your curriculum goals. Time Sardines
- 14. Parts of a Learning Centre Review rules and routines. Management system
- 15. Parts of a Learning Centre ‘Three before me’ Teacher’s assistant Help! Snap cubes
- 16. Parts of a Learning Centre Learning log Worksheet
- 17. Examples of literacy centres Writing with variety of materials. Plasticine
- 18. Examples of literacy centres Vocabulary games Fishing rods
- 19. Examples of science centres Activities to review the parts of the body. Torso
- 20. Examples of science centres Experiments Float or sink?
- 21. Examples of art centres Painting and drawing materials Graph paper
- 23. • Workshops have to be designed to help improve the children’s abilities and learning. • It is necessary to know the group possibilities to create a context to understand, to produce and to play. To summarize