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Module 13

Published on Nov 30, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

MODULE 13

HIGHER ORDER THINKING
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FOCUS TPE

  • 6. Developmentally Appropriate Practices
  • 4. Making Content Accessible

BRAIN RULES

  • 1. Brains make sense of new information using previous experiences
  • 7. Inquiries with real world applications focus the brain
  • Connect to your learning relating to how people learn
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P21SKILLS

  • 1. Creativity
  • 2. Communication
  • 3. Collaboration
  • 4. Critical Thinking
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MODULE TIME

  • This is a collaborative module.
  • This is a 2-week module.
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MODULE ELEMENTS

  • Introduction to Science Curriculum Framework
  • Differentiation
  • Blooms's Taxonomy
  • Inductive Teaching and Inquiry
  • Problem-solving & Exploration Lesson Planning
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INTRODUCTION

  • Consider how inquiry provides engagement
  • Consider how relevance is essential
  • Consider how UDL support learning and access
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ACTIVITY 13.01

  • Review the Science Framework
  • Combine your learning with your team on discussion forum
  • Create graphic of your UDL and p21 skills findings in science
  • Discuss one suggested illustration in TPE 6
  • Post your response on the discussion forum
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ACTIVITY 13.02

  • View Iris module and understand elements of differentiation
  • Connect with and bookmark Edutopia website:Bloom's Taxonomy
  • Note the importance and impact of leveled-questioning
  • Create a student activity that illustrates your understanding of Bloom's
  • Post the activity to the discussion forum
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ACTIVITY 13.03

  • Connect to Annenberg/CPB and read each workshop on Inquiry
  • Connect and interact with the Peters and Stout science videos
  • Using activity notes & experiences prepare to create two sequenced inquiry lessons
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ACTIVITY 13.04

  • Read Guilliaume and reference Peters & Stout for guidance
  • Observe the use of a discrepant event to engage students
  • Prepare your lessons using the LPA
  • Share and constructively discuss your lessons with your team members
  • Submit a summary of your cohort's comments

ACTIVITY 13.05

  • Teach the lesson
  • Collect and analyze student work
  • Describe how you evaluated mastery
  • Describe results of UDL
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PERSONAL REFLECTION

  • Focus your reflection on your inquiry lesson.
  • Using question 4 and its bullets, frame your personal reflection.
  • A well crafted response to 13.05 may also be used as your personal reflection.
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