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Introduction to Inspiring Science


Evaluation & Assessment

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What is Active Learning?

• Active learning

– Activities that engage students in doing something besides listening to a

lecture and taking notes to help them learn and apply course material

– Students may be talking or listening to one another, writing, reading, or

reflecting individually

• Collaborative learning

– Subset of active learning

– Engage students in interacting with one another

• Cooperative learning

– Subset of collaborative learning involving students interacting with one

another under certain conditions (more structured activities)

NETI, 1998


Assessment, practical work and

reflection


Collecting and Sorting Information

• library searches to find out specific information for

project work can be made more active if the information

is classified or sorted in some way

• pre-selected passages of text can be used to limit the

degree of initial research necessary


Cloze

• cloze is a predicting exercise

• words are deleted from a text at certain intervals

• students are asked to reconstruct the text by predicting

the missing words

Digestion is the process by which ________,

consisting of large molecules, is broken

into compounds having ______ molecules.


Cloze


Matching

• Encourage students for searching the data by

matching two corresponded term,picture with key

word or sentences,key word with their definiton.


Matching

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Labelling

• the labelling of diagrams or completion of flow charts can

be used to encourage active reading for information

• to begin, labels can be supplied for cutting out and

sticking on to prepared diagrams

• students can progress from this to examining text to find

appropriate labels for diagrams.

• the next stage most appropriate for upper secondary

students should be the annotation of diagrams in

addition to labelling


Labelling


Tabulating


Sequencing

• a powerful technique

• the text is physically divided up and then shuffled

• students rearrange the pieces of text into the correct order

• can also be done with the aid of diagrams

• can also be useful for developing planning skills for practicals

• e.g. practical instructions can be muddled and given to a student, who must then put them into order. This can be made more difficult by omitting some instructions


Sequencing


An analogy shows similarity between

things that might seem different.

Analogy is often used to help provide

insight by comparing an unknown

subject to one that is more familiar. It

can also show a relationship between

pairs of things.

Analogies

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http://www.epcc.edu/faculty/joeo/sa_analogy.htm


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