Joe Price

 MTTC Fall 2003

Instructional and Learning Strategies.

Aspect 1: The Syntax
Learning Goals
Instructional Strategies
Instructor Actions
Student Activities
1. Format text in a MS Word document

Demonstration

Guided Practice

Questioning

Present the document to be duplicated.

Demonstrate how to

• Format text
• Add borders and shading to text
• Create Bulleted and Numbered list
• Apply page numbers
• Add a footer
• Set Tabs

Duplicate the primary text as the instructor goes over each section
2. Add features to a Word document and save in different file types (Word, rich text format, text)

Demonstration

Guided Practice

Questioning

Demonstrate how to

• Add clipart to a document
• Add word art to a document
• Add a table
• Save a Document

Duplicate the primary text as the instructor goes over each section
3. Improve mentoring skill by breaking lesson down into small easily understood sections to facilitate educator use of technology. Questioning

Separate primary document into teachable sections

Separate sections into logical steps

NA
4. Assess educators' technology proficiencies as part of learning experience.

Questioning

Observation

Informal Pretest (following directions)

Formal Posttest (create a document)

NA
5. Plan for and address needs of diverse learners in the teaching and learning environment

Questioning

Observation

Have 17” monitor screen available for vision impaired counselor


Preferential seating for vision impaired staff to have clear view of presentation screen

NA
6. Use mentoring, coaching, and/or consulting skills and strategies to facilitate educator use of technology in the teaching and learning environment

Questioning

Observation

Develop and maintain a good rapport with staff


Schedule follow-up sessions

NA
7. Improve listening skills

Discussion

Collaboration

Be more aware of auditory clues as to frustration and comprehension.

Listen more openly to learners.

Aspect 2: The social system

Describe the interpersonal structure of the instructional experience.

Instruction will be a combination of demonstration and action. The instructor will demonstrate the lesson and the students will follow the demonstration before duplicating theprimary document.

The lab has comfortable lighting, seating and temperature which should make the students at ease.

The instructor has a good rapport with all the staff (students)

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?

My role will be as the presenter of the lesson.
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).

Technical: laptop connected to prejector and screen. The laptop will need MSWord loaded on it.

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