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Friday, June 12, 2015
Applications of First Principles of Instruction Based on Workshop Activity
As I mentioned in a previous post, I recently gave a presentation on how to teach like an award-winning instructor. Award-winning instructors tend to apply First Principles of Instructionin their teaching. During this presentation, I asked participants to generate ideas for applying these principles, and below are some of their ideas. There are some good ideas, here! For more detail on these principles, you might review this page. Note that the examples below focus on the 4 phases of instruction but do not focus on the problem-centered principle.
Activation Examples:
Brain Writing – idea in center of paper and pass around
Free Writing
Previous Assignment is ticket to enter class
Muddiest point
Ask what you know of topic – what have you done before
List – group – label
Polling
Placing a dot near know subjects
Personal experience about something in your life as it
relates to literature.
Apply real world knowledge.
Stimulate how subjects relate to their real life.
Demonstration Examples:
YouTube clips – example: Super Size me in 7 minutes
Polling – phones
Jeopardy game template
Students and teacher write a lesson plan together
Design an activity that demonstrates what is to be learned
Graphic organizers to demonstrate what is to be learned
Give a concept and then give a real example
Give a live demonstration
Explain a real world concept
Demonstration - uses YouTube
Application Examples:
Use a project working on in real life
Two -minute papers
Quick quiz
Have students analyze information
Students apply real world concepts
Problem solving
They put their ideas down on
chart. Paper or in a word document and share it on a smart board
They use the
information when they write their lesson plans
Integration Examples:
Field experiences
Create own solar cells –
make models
Create project plans or case studies
Students' application of real information
Role-playing exercises
Real world situation where students apply information?
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