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ED 101 Self-reflective action plan

Altlhough this information was from prior knowledge and implementation, I plan to create instructional delivery plans for the established content into 15 minutes sections of information.  I will continue to use Socratic questioning of students which facilitates an i nteractive lecture format. I do not like using the lecture but I do not lecture.  I create a story to explore focused on the nursing process. 

Getting to class on time

I Am usually one of the people who is arriving to work at the time i am supposed to be starting. Every since ive become a barber, I have keeped a wild schedual. i plan on getting myself into a rotine at home sthat will allow me to be more organized and better with my time

Flipped Classroom

After taking the course, I understand better what is meant by the flipped classroom and have ideas about where to try it. I would love to do this with our Animal Tech 1 class which teaches a lot of hands-on skills. That way we could focus on that portion more in class and have a really solid foundation going forward.

Balance

I have found in my 20 year career that having balance in your life is the most successful part of being a teacher.  Either doing too little or doing too much can be a detriment to your own health and psychological well being.  Make sure that when you teach that you take time out each week to exercise, play a musical instrument, joing a gym, or do whatever keeps you going.

 

Good Luck!

 

First Time Instructor

Eager to learn techniques on how to develop my personal instructional style. I like the idea of developing a personal plan for professional development. I would like to learn about this subject from experienced instructors.

Helpful

Eased the beginning stress of a 1st time instructor!

Addtional Techniques

I was happy to see the variety of lecture and other delivery formats, but was expecting more diverese pedagogical techniques.  I would like to recommend Teaching for Learning: 101 Intentionally Designed Educational Activities to Put Students on the Path to Success by Major, Harris & Zakrajsek. It's a great book that not only contains various lecture methods but reading strategies, peer teaching, graphic organizers and more.   

Let students know you care

I find that when you let students know that you care by asking how they are doing or just having a general conversation with them, they seem more relaxed and work harder in your classes.

Quite informative

The examples helped me understand it more.

ED101

This was a great course. Lots of useful information. Will apply this new knowledge in the class room setting.

Sharing thoughts

I am new in my role as a full time instructor and coming from a clinical educator, these courses will help me add variety to my classes!  I currently utilize some of the Interactive Lectures and Case Study Lectures because I personally enjoy that type of learning and applicability but found the suggestions of 15 minute mini lectures and tree diagrams will be very useful for my planning and delivery as well!!!  Thank you!  

ED 136

Using the strategies for the development of alternative assessment give a different view on student learning and retention. I plan to incorporate the concepts in the classroom to enhance learning. 

the invitational classroom

My core principle is that classrooms should be incitational.

After a frankly chaotic tri 1, one module has settled down and in my experience to date is running smoothly.

The ‘impressionistic’ nature of Stage 1’s holistic assessment, student-centred approach needs concrete resources and tools to make it work. I feel last tri ,good educational principles were sidelined in the rapid implementation of the program, and the student and staff suffered as a result.

 

Now we’ve mentally regrouped (and what champs we are) I’ve found the space to retain two key educational principles; scaffolding and explicit instruction. These are not… >>>

Classroom management

What I've learned to be successful is providing the rational at the begining of the course.  This will show them that they can be successful in the workforce by doing these techniques.

Ready for change

I would like to find new ways to provide students the information they need to think critically. It looks like I will need to use many different delivery methods. Has anyone found a good split of methods?

Teacher learning that supports student learning

Establish and maintain a positive classroom community throughout the entire school year. Encourage respect for one another, the use of appropriate language, and pro-active social skills.

Remember, that discretion should be used when discussing the needs of the student with disabilities with others. A conversation with the student prior to any of the above strategies can determine how comfortable the student is with sharing information about his or her disabilities. The sharing of information is not meant to put the student with disabilities “on show”, but help others understand what the student needs in order to participate and learn in… >>>

Clinical instruction

attendance 

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content 

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Authentic Learning

This is a great way to assess true understanding and ability.

Planning

I will apply the new knowledge creating short lectures and adding activities during class. 

PREPAREING STUDENTS FOR TEXT

I time-to -time prepare a illustrated study guide for my student to foucus on the testing content