How can I develop a student centered learning environment to inspire students to achieve critical thinking skills?
Learning/Teaching Styles
learning styles
Auditory
Kinesthetic
Visual
Multiple intellegence
teaching styles
Content access design
Identify Standards
Students should learn
Student should perform
Authentic assessment
Pre-assessment
Interest survey
Content knowlege base
Learning style
Assessment durring learning
Performance-based assessmenet
rubric
Final assessment
criterion referenced
Teaching Methods
Lecture
passive learning
Ability to cover large amounts of information
Incorperate active participation in group discussion
Encourage smalle group or partners
Questioning Stratagies
Develop critical thinking
Desicsion making
Problem solving
Key Part to Blooms Taxanomy
tiered actions to demonstrate higher leveles of thinking
Sequence learning outcomes
Evidence base of higher levels of learning
empowered to critically think; process, analyze, synthesize, criticize, apply and solve problems.
Progression of active thinking and assimilating information
Aimed at higher cognitiv skills
Assist students in applying knowlege
low level questioning does not promote critical thinking
Self directed learning
idependent learning
Set goals
Locate resources
evaluate progress
Clinical logs
Progress evaluations
Self evaluations
Students identify strengths and weaknesses
Empowers students in control
Journal/Portfolio
Learning Contracts
What a learner will achieve
Students take more responsibility
Learning expectations
Concept mapping
Promotes critical thinking
Promotes problem soling skills
Represents complex relationships
Graphic organizer
Ven Diagrams
compare and contrasts
Problem based Learning
Scenerios or situations
Professional setting
Ethics
Patient care
Safety
Case Based Instruction
integrate skills and knowlege
Active learning and reflecting
encourage
Active learning
self directed learning
self appraisal
develop
Clinical PBL
Communication skills
Teamwork
constructivism
theory of learning
Transformation
Academic advising
Comminted to student development
Developmental process
Facilitates communication
Challenges students to take advantage of oppertunities
Positively reflects retention
Resources Physical and online
Physical
classroom
desks
groups/regroups
bookshelves
computers
time frame
Clinical Rotations
Demonstration of competancy
Observation and reflection
Online
web tutorials
online learning modules
resource centered web page
Required assignments
Reflection-in-action
collaboration with instructors
Teaching philosophy
research
Teacher portfolio/journals
Evaluation of assessment
Valid
reliable
Standard based accountbaility
Computer-Adaptive Assessment Software (CAAS)
Identifies weakness
Identifies misconceptions
formative assessment
Differentiated Instructional Resources
Reduce Barriers in curriculum
Minimize the need for Modifications with UDL
Multple means of
Expression
Engagement
Representation
Identify curriculum access points
Content
Pre-test
Encourage thinking on various levels of Blooms Taxonomy
Use variety instructional delivery methods
Frame assignments into sequential managable parts
Choose Broad instructional concepts and skills for understanding at various levels of complexity.
Process
flexible grouping
Provide access to variety of material
Establis activities to target all learners styles
Establish learning stations
Inquiry based
independent learning activities
Product
Variety of assessment
Formative
plan instruction
redirect instruction
Feedback to improve learning
Journal/portfolio
Summative
evalluates content learned
evidence of student learning
Ongoing
interactive process
Balanced assignments
Teacher assigned
learning contracts
Student selected projects
Offer student choice to reflect learning style and interest
Homework options
Concider variety and Diversity of students
abilities/disabilities
Ethnic/Racial backgrounds
Experiences
Age
other characteristics
Learning Preferences
Idenify Students Streghts
Interest
Learning Styles
Important Relationships
Social
Academic
professional
Collaborative Learning Community
Professional learning communities
discipline specific
Content knowledge
knowledge of the facts, principles and methods within the discipline
cross discipline
Pedagogical knowledge
understanding of the learning process
Faculty Development Stratigic Plan
mentor faculty
Strategic planning
effective teaching
leadership
provide oppertunities for research
Pedagogy
education theory
eduction research
Technology
Constant changes
new innovations
Workshops for training
Classroom PLanning
Manage
engage
Motivate
Peer Review
assess implementations
Assess instructional formats
Assess learning enviroment
Crticial feedback to improve through co-teaching approaches and collaboration