1. Bloom’s Taxonomy
For developing resources for Bloom’s
Taxonomy, we go to the course development tools at The
Centre for Teaching and Learning through Humber College. Like many of these
resources on this blog, there are many links in the one resource. In this
example we have links to the domains and explanations. There are blogs and even teaching tips on the subject.
3. Creating a Positive Learning Environment
For Positive Learning Environment, I have chosen, University of
Saskatchewan / The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness, because
of its videos, and multiple links to other resources on the bottom right side
of the page. This section deal with all of the sections listed in developing this in the classroom, as well as strategies for implementation.
Then after the video section there are
further step by step descriptive approaches, for further clarification. The website goes onto describe classroom
management, as well as many of the other topics listed in this assignment.
Resources inside this resource.
4. Motivational Techniques
The motivation
of adult learners is probably one of the most important aspects of the lesson
plan. Without the learner having motivation to lean, there is no education of
the subject matter. For this reason, I have actually added four resources. Each
in themselves okay, but together much stronger than the sum of the parts.
1. Teaching
techniques that motivate adult learners through the Cengage
Learning web site has practical advice
2.
The eLearning
Coach site offers thirty motivational techniques
3.
The Faculty
Focus site only offers 9 strategies
4. And finally UMBC.edu
gives motivational strategies
5. Assessment
With respect to assessment in the
lesson plan, we are looking at both formative and summative assessments. The
resources for these are usually specific to the institution or awarding body that
the program is being run under, but there are also some resources that appear
to be useful in the planning stage. Here are two that I think look handy;
1. Starting Point has
a How to
Assessment Strategies page which give some very good examples
2. And although we
have used this site before, the Course
Development Tools at the Humber College site are also useful
7. Media
When it comes to resources for media in
lesson planning, there are just too many sites to mention. I have only added a
few of those that I use now.
·
Edtechteacher is a really good resource
for resources to Google Classroom
·
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology
has free course material that I have used in the past
·
This is similar to
the Khan Academy Canada, edx, Umedy,
and Lynda University
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