Categorias: Todos - mindset - development - differentiation - instruction

por Jennifer Daniells 6 anos atrás

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Summative Evaluation - 5015

Creating an effective classroom environment involves incorporating various flexible seating options such as group tables, couches, and floor seating to foster active listening. Different approaches to learning, including cognitive, social-cultural, and behaviorist, cater to diverse student needs.

Summative Evaluation - 5015

Summary of Course + Application to Professional Teaching

Developmental Differences

Intellectual Abilities and Challenges
Special Education

IEP (Individualized Education Program)

low-incidence exceptionalities

High-incidence exceptionalities

Sternberg's triarchic theory
Gardner's Multiple Intelligences
crystallized intelligence
Fluid Intelligence
Inclusive Classroom
Learning for All : Course Document
Ecological Theory
Bronfenbrenner's Theory
Moral Development
Kohlberg's Perspective
autonomous
heteronomous
theory of the mind
Personal and Social Development
Erikson's 8 stages of development
Understanding self
fitting in with peers / society
being a community member
Cognitive Learning Development
zone of proximal development

scaffolding

Piaget's 4 Developmental stages

Formal operations

concrete operations

Preoperational

Sensorimotor

Physical / Biological development
Processes
Nature vs. Nurture
individuals develop at different rates
quantitative or qualitative changes
gradually progressive process
Developmental / Orderly
The Power of Yet
Individual differences
Growth Mindset
Find inspiration from others
Constructive Criticism
Resiliency
Embrace Challenges
Leads to a desire to learn

Classroom Rules and Expectations

Myth of Average
Motivation
extrinsic motivation
intrinsic motivation (aka - what will my focus for this course be and why for these specific students?)
personalizing your classroom
prizes / goals
Positive reinforcement
Healthy competition
Teaching Philosophy
Artifacts
Keep a North Star
Positive Learning Environment
Safe Environment
Foster Meta cognition
Routine

no surprises

debrief

Always activate prior knowledge

Pre-assessment

Consistency
Constructivism

Students are able to be cognitive in their learning environment

Be kind
Active Listening
Allow students to create their own rules so that they have their own sense of responsibility

Use authentic activities

Effective Classroom Management

DCM (Dynamic Classroom Management)

Promotes Critical Thinking and Inquiry

Provide Inquiry models

Socio-Cultural Decisions

Social Identity Factors
Parenting styles

authoritative

permissive

authoritarian

Socio-economic status

income

highest

upper-middle

middle

lowest-middle

lowest

occupation

education

gender
Culture
Race
Equality vs. Equity
Different perspectives
Global Citzenship
Technology
What does it mean to be a global citizen?
Diverse Learners
Respectful Activities
Problem of a Single story
Culturally Responsive

Teacher Expectations

Indigenous Recognition / acknowledgement / incorporation in curriculum and course
Multicultural Inclusion
Bank's Model
Critical conciousness
Curricular Planning
Backwards design: Start from a goal and then look at how the curriculum coincides with this important goal
Life Experiences (Relevancy to real world)
Educational purposes
Lesson Plans

Engage/ Study / Activate

Unit Plans
Designing course content around curriculum
Observation through:
Active Observation: make notes
Entry Cards
Walking around the class
Exit Cards
Clear assessments
Summative Assessment
formal assessment
diagnostic assessment
Stiggin's assessment
For Learning
Of Learning
As Learning
Clear rubrics
Fair testing

Standardized testing

Being clear in assessment is KEY

Clear rules and expectations

History of Educational Psychology

Qualitative Research
Ethnographic
Idiographic
Quantitative Research
Experimental
Descriptive
Cognition
John Dewey

holistic view of education - still accepted today

Behaviorism
Edward Thorndike

Classroom Environment

Direct Instruction
Sometimes students need more guidance and lecture-based style, but I personally think that this should not be used all of the time, but more so at the beginning of a Unit
UDL - Universal Learning Design
multiple means of engagement
Multiple means of action and expression
multiple means of representation
Views of Learning
Social-Cultural Appraoch
Behaviorist Approach
Cognitive Approach
Flexible Learning Environment
Different styles of seating

group tables

desks

floor seating

bean bags

couches

Active listening
Differentiated Instruction
HPL (How People Learn)
Cooperative Learning

Collaborative learning

Teamwork makes the dream work!

Different kind of assessments

Aural

speech

Kinesthetic

Class Activity

Tableu

Skit

Written

Story (Short story)

Essay

Visual

Mind map

Art (poster, clay, drawing)

Video (also Kinestetic)

Circle / Round Robin
Think/Pair/Share
Small Groups
Lecture-based style
Guest Speakers