Quiz 3 Flashcards
(29 cards)
Who is the theorist behind Constructivism?
Piaget (and Bruner?)
What is the highest level of Bloom’s NEW Taxonomy?
Create
Where are Substitution and Augmentation located on Blooms?
They are located within the LOTS (remember, understand, analyze)
SAMR? Bottom to top.
Substitution - acts as a substitute with no functional change
Augmentation - tool substitute, functional improvement
Modification - Task redesign
Redefinition - the creation of new tasks, previously inconceivable
When is flipping your approach to teaching a good idea?
If the class is really struggling with an idea
How is differentiated learning a type of blended learning?
Blended learning is where the lecture is done at home… Differentiated learnings main purpose is to provide different avenues for learning. Move at own pace, engage when most alert (early/late), more face to face interactions.
Why is differentiated instruction beneficial for students?
More student accountability, good for students of all skill level, more student interaction/engagement.
Who did Salman Khan say could be a teacher in flipped learning?
Everyone
What type of industry did QR codes first gain popularity in?
Automotive
How many big ideas did Papert have about learning?
8
How can you copy and paste something using a shortcut? (not right clicking, copying, then pasting)
Command C or Control C
If you decide to flip your classroom, who all would you need to inform?
Students, parents, staff, admin
What will the execution of the pod concept look like?
School within a school
Multigrade or collab with other grades
Who can we credit for the idea of constructionism?
Seymor Papert
8 Elements to a good makerspace project
Purpose and relevance Time Complexity Intensity Connected Access Sharable Novelty
In what types of planning, can you see a teacher use H.O.T.’s?
Unit planning
Where can teachers go to find the outcomes for their lesson planning?
Program of study
What element would make up a good Makerspace project?
Purpose Novelty Time Relevance Sharable Connected Access Complexity Intenstity
Where would students first be introduced to new material in flipped learning?
At home online
When would a teacher use S.L.E.’s and S.L.O.’s?
For lesson planning
How would a teacher decide their outcomes of a lesson?
The government curriculum states what you will teach
If a teacher applies the Pomodoro method during class, how will class time be spent?
25 min on 5 off
Why will a teacher use project-based learning in their teaching?
Student-centred pedagogy. Students acquire a deeper knowledge through active exploration of real-world challenges and problems.
Who might be looking for certain skills such as creativity, media, and technology capabilities?
Good question