A teacher must teach in small chunks, discuss chunks with class then allow rest time for the learner to process information. Teacher is to model and supervise students while they practice new skills and interpret information. Assessment will know that the learners has learned the content when they answer the questions I ask them during the practice oral portion of the lesson.
A teacher must teach in small chunks, discuss chunks with class then allow rest time for the learner to process information. Teacher is to model and supervise students while they practice new skills and interpret information. Assessment will know that the learners has learned the content when they answer the questions I ask them during the practice oral portion of the lesson.
A teacher must teach in small chunks, discuss chunks with class then allow rest time for the learner to process information. Teacher is to model and supervise students while they practice new skills and interpret information. Assessment will know that the learners has learned the content when they answer the questions I ask them during the practice oral portion of the lesson.
Your Name: Tiffany Fields Section of EDU320: 080 Lesson Topic: Input Quantity Define critical factor (in your own words): Input quantity is the brain activity of the learner. The learner can learn fast but has a very small memory capacity, allowing for 3-7 chunks of information to be processed at a time. Input quantity focuses on critical thinking which is the reason why the teacher must teach in small chunks, discuss chunks with class then allow rest time for the learner to process information. Lesson Cycle Element: Guided Practice Objective of your portion of the lesson: Teacher is to model and supervise students while they practice new skills and interpret information. The teacher will check for understanding while applying movement related to content in the practice. Selected Structure: Telephone Rational for selection of structure: This structure allows me to observe the comprehension of the students by placing the students in charge of their learning. In addition, students learn best from one another, not just from one perspective (the teacher). Assessment (how will you know participants learned the content): I will know that the learners has learned the content when they answer the questions I ask them during the practice oral test.