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MASTER TECHNOLOGY TEACHER CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

Education Service Center
Region XI

Giving them the tools that will stay with them for a life time

Jodie Ingram


Instructional and Learning Strategies.

Aspect 1: The Syntax
Learning Goals
Instructional Strategies
Instructor Actions
Student Activities
Mentor Goals: Reason about Coaching/Mentoring skills as applied to the teachers at NLISD Discussion Provide reading assignments over different mentoring strategies

Lead topic of different strategies

Read assigned reading list.

Research mentoring strategies on the Internet

Participate in discussion

Role Play

Assign groups

Provide feedback as role play occurs

Take turns playing mentor and mentee in all phases of mentoring.  Pre-conference, conference, and post conference
Evaluate effective instructional design and strategies as applied to adult learners like the teachers at NLISD Discussion

 

 

Guiding question:  What instructional strategies are available for use with adult learners?

Gather data on different Adult learning strategies

Discussion

 

 

Guiding question:  What are the advantages and disadvantages of each strategy?


Gather data on different strategies
Use cognitive coaching to assist teachers in designing a curricular lesson which integrates publisher Discussion

 

 

Guiding Question:

What are your goals for this session?

How can you integrate desktop publishing into your content? 

Participation
Demonstration

 

 

Basic Publisher Skills

Basic Publisher Products

Follow steps

Collaboration Guiding Question:

What content lesson do you want to improve with technology? 

How can Publisher accomplish these goals? 

 

Develop curricular lesson plan which uses MS publisher
Develop an assessment tool which covers the Level 2 proficiency for Desktop Publishing Discussion Guiding Questions:

What assessment tools are currently available?

What modifications are needed to these tools?

List the Level 2 Desktop Publishing skills

Research available assessment tools

Evaluate the tools to decide on modifications

Independent work   Create assessment tool
Gain comfort with mentoring veteran teachers Discussion

 

 

Guiding question:

What are the goals for this session?

How do you feel at this point, etc.

Participation in discussion
Role Play

 

 

Assign teams to simulate pre-conference, conference, and post conference coaching Take turns as mentor and mentee
Teacher (student) Goals

Design a curricular lesson using MS Publisher as a tool to reach diverse learners

Discussion

 

 

Guiding question:

What are the types of learners in the classroom?

How can desktop publishing be integrated into your classroom to reach all students?

 

Participation
Demonstation

 

Basic Publisher skills Follow steps
Collaboration

 

 

What lesson do you want to improve with Publisher?

How?

Create curricular lesson plan which uses MS publisher
Use MS Publisher as a classroom management tool Discussion

 

 

Guiding question:

What are the products you need in the classroom for organization and management

Participation in discussion

Guided Practice

 

Create business cards, newsletters, webpages, etc. Follow steps and create products
Aspect 2: The social system

Describe the interpersonal structure of the instructional experience.

This will be a small group session.  The teachers will sign up so they will be invested in this session.  Session will be non-judgmental to allow all teachers to share their thoughts.  Support will be given as needed.  One on One sessions can be scheduled to give further assistance.
Aspect 3: The role of the instructor

Describe your general instructional role. For example, will you present material, guide students as they research their own issues, etc?

As the instructor I strive to be a facilitator.  I will guide the teacher to design a lesson that covers the curriculum, uses technology, and is accessible by all students.
Aspect 4: The support system

Describe the types and amount of instructional, technical, and other resource support required for the instruction (e.g., instructional materials, communication capabilities).

I will need the Internet for research.

I will need space on the server to store teacher created projects for use as future examples and evidence of continued learning.

I will need email to communicate and arrange face to face meetings.

Education Service Center
Region XI
3001 N. Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76106

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