Class 3:
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Principles of Learning |
Learning
Objectives:
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Explain
and give examples related to 13 key principles of learning.
Describe factors related to motivating
students.
Explain the purposes of using
interest approaches in agricultural lessons.
Identify student learning styles and
suggest ways to adapt instruction to various learning styles.
Develop a philosophy of teaching based
upon sound educational principles
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Instructional
Activities:
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Take the Principles
of Learning pretest.
View the Powerpoint
presentation: Principles
of Learning (Download
the presentation)
Read “Attitude
and the Value of Environment,” an article by Dr. Billye Foster
published in the Agricultural Education Magazine. (this is an
Adobe Acrobat
file and may take some time to open)
View the Powerpoint
presentation: Motivating
Students (Download
the presentation)
Read “Students:
Bored of Education?” an article by Pat Earle, published in the Agricultural
Education Magazine. (this is an Adobe Acrobat file and may take
some
time to open)
Read the following article on
student learning styles by Dr. Dennis Mills and complete the on-line
personal learning style quiz from the Center for New Discoveries
Article title: Applying
What We Know About Student Learning Styles
Read the article by Gregorc and
Ward from the NASSP Bulletin: A
New Definition for Individual
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| Assignments:
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Teachers
should develop a
philosophy of teaching. A teaching philosophy essentially is what
you believe about teaching and learning and how you will translate
those
beliefs into practice. However, your philosophy should be based
upon
sound educational research, theory and practice. Based upon the
information
included in this lesson and in previous lessons, write your philosophy
of
teaching. You should be able to articulate your teaching
philosophy
in 1-2 pages. Note: You do not have to deal with every
principle
of learning or motivation or every aspect of research on effective
teaching. |