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1 Activating Students: Learning Resources & Owners Dr. Jennifer Regelski Assistant Professor, Science Education

2 Background Education B.A. in Zoology, 1995 The Ohio State University Science Certification, 1999 Otterbein University M.A.T. Life Science, 2003 Miami University Ed.D. Educational Leadership, 2013 Wilmington University The effects of policy changes on science teaching and learning Teaching Gahanna Lincoln High School, OH 8 years Smyrna High School, DE, 4 years Polytech High School, DE, 2 years University South Carolina Aiken, 2 years

3 Teaching Experiences K-12 Level: Math and reading intervention Biology Chemistry Physics Earth Science Environmental Science Microbiology SPED Science Social Skills University Level : Science Methods Early Childhood (PK – 3) Elementary (2 – 6) Middle and Secondary (6-12) Secondary Classroom Management Secondary Assessment Educational Technology Emotional & Behavioral Disorders Assistive Technology

4 Carousel Discussion Circle the room with a partner and respond to quotes from Chapters 6 & 7

5 Agenda: Activating Students  Learning Resources for One Another  Cooperative or Collaborative Learning  Problem/Project-based Learning  Owners of Their Own Learning  Teacher-directed assessment  Peer-assessment  Self-assessment

6 Quote…  “Exactly why cooperative learning has such a profound effect is still a matter of some debate, although there appear to be four main factors…” (pp. 133 – 134)

7 Four Mechanisms for Collaborative Learning Motivation: Extrinsic Effort increases Social Cohesion Care about the group Effort increases Personalization Peer engagement Effort increases Cognitive Elaboration “When you teach it, you learn it”

8 What are the 2 key elements? **Th(ink)-Pair-Share**

9 Quote…  “Although the two requirements – group goals and individual accountability – seem straight forward, they cut across some widely held assumptions about fairness for groups and individuals.” (p. 136)

10 What is Project-Based Learning? Constructivism Students construct their own understanding and knowledge of the world through experiments, experience and reflection. Inquiry-based Learning Students construct understanding based on a “need or want to know”. Problem-based Learning Students develop solutions to specific and complex problems. Project-based Learning Students work in groups seeking multiple sources of information and creating authentic products.

11  Significant Content  21 st century competencies  In-depth inquiry  Voice & Choice  Upper three on Bloom’s  Need to know Why is it important? http://www.edutopia.org/project-based-learning-introduction-video

12 Assessment Metacognition  I’m THINKING…  I’m NOTICING…  I’m WONDERING…  I’m SEEING…  I’m FEELING…  I’m REALIZING… Motivation  TAKE IT one day at a time  SURROUND yourself with positivity  CREATE S.M.A.R.T. Goals  BELIEVE in yourself  RECOGNIZE your progress  DON’T COMPARE yourself to others

13 Quote…  “Reflecting critically on one’s own learning is emotionally charged, which is why developing such skills take time, especially with students who are accustomed to failure.” (p. 158)

14 Quote…  ….teachers do not create learning; only learners create learning. And yet our classrooms seem to be based on the opposite principle – that if they try really hard, teachers can do the learning for the learners.” (p.145)

15 Interactive Journaling  Teacher-to-student  Student-to-student  Self assessment OUTPUT (Left Side) Brainstorming Mind Maps Concept Maps Venn Diagrams Pictures Drawings Diagrams Writing Prompts Flow Charts Lab and Self- reflections Poems Songs Worksheets INPUT (Right side) Class Notes Discussion Notes Reading Notes Data Vocabulary Handouts with new information

16 Peer ConferencingPeer Conferencing (student-to-student)

17 Student-to-Student Assessment

18 Stoplight Exit TicketStoplight Exit Ticket (self)

19 Strategy that can be used for both assessment and reflection

20 Thank you for your time! Contact Information: Dr. Jennifer Regelski jdaeregelski@gmail.com http://drregelski.wordpress.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrXTsziYdMFQcMAa9E-Kdwg


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