From 0cf71ea2f2bab1410a4a26977632d47cc5c314c9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Radina Matic
- As you add resources, ask:
+ As you add resources think about:
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What Kolibri resource will you use for your lesson objective?
- What questions will you ask-
+ What questions will you ask:
- Choosing Kolibri resources
+ Choose Kolibri resources
- Use "Questioning" along with a Kolibri resource
+ Use questions along with a Kolibri resource
Remember
- The 6 levels classified as per Bloom"s Taxonomy below, can be used to structure learning objectives, lessons, assessments, and questioning + The 6 levels classified as per Bloom"s Taxonomy below, can be used to structure learning objectives, lessons, assessments, and questioning.
Level 1. Knowledge
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- Definition? + Definition:
Example
- Here is how a school in Guatemala adapted the whole class model by bridging technology with traditional instruction for a Math lesson. During the lesson all learners - + Here is how a school in Guatemala adapted the whole class model by bridging technology with traditional instruction for a Math lesson. During the lesson all learners:
- Learners rotate on a fixed schedule between activities in small groups, individually or as a whole class. One of the activities (or "stations") that learners rotate through is using Kolibri + Learners rotate on a fixed schedule between activities in small groups, individually or as a whole class. One of the activities (or "stations") that learners rotate through is using Kolibri.
Example 1
- The image below is an example of a rotation model with 2 stations. Learners rotate in small groups / individually / as a whole class between these stations + Below is an example of a rotation model with 2 stations. Learners rotate in small groups / individually / as a whole class between these stations.
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- Station 1 -Kolibri learning - |
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- Station 2 -Guided practice - |
- - |
Station 1 - Kolibri learning
+ +Station 2 - Guided practice
+Example 2
- The image below is a rotation model example with 3 learning stations. Learners can rotate in small groups/individually or as a whole class between these stations. Station 3 can include worksheets, free time or related small group work + Below is a rotation model example with 3 learning stations. Learners can rotate in small groups/individually or as a whole class between these stations. Station 3 can include worksheets, free time or related small group work
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- Station 1 -Kolibri learning - |
- - |
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- Station 2 -Guided practice - |
- - |
- Station 3 -Independent activity - |
- - |
Station 1 - Kolibri learning
+ +Station 2 - Guided practice
+ +Station 3 - Independent Activity
+Peer Tutoring
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- Ideal for the coach who wants to use time more effectively with learners who need it most, through individual attention or organizing groups of multiple struggling learners + Ideal for the coach who wants to use time more effectively with learners who need it most, through individual attention or organizing groups of multiple struggling learners.
Supplementary resource
- In this model, technology is available within the classroom, or after class time in a library or resource room. Learners access Kolibri to review content, check understanding, and follow their own interests + In this model, technology is available within the classroom, or after class time in a library or resource room. Learners access Kolibri to review content, check understanding, and follow their own interests.
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- The "Group" feature in Kolibri will allow you to meet learning needs of different learners + The ‘Group’ feature in Kolibri will allow you to meet learning needs of different learners.
- Creating "groups" + Creating ‘groups’
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- Use the Lessons features and search in Kolibri for appropriate resources based on the learning needs of the groups created + Use the Lessons features and search in Kolibri for appropriate resources based on the learning needs of the groups created.
- Involve learners in setting up their own ground rules for group work using Kolibri + Involve learners in setting up their own ground rules for group work using Kolibri.
Step 1
- Write these 3 prompts on the board + Write these 3 prompts on the board:
- Give them an example: + Give an example for each prompt:
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-- Source: Adapted this from OER4SCHOOLS video -
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Option 1
Next to each other
-Option 2
In a triangle
Option 1
In a square
-Option 2
In a rectangle
Option 2
In a circle
Option 2
In a horseshoe
Option 2
In a circle
-Option 2
In a horseshoe
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