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[email protected] Agenda • • • • • • Goal How Housekeeping Intros Agreements 5MF class [email protected] Goal To design awesome lesson plans • Shift from ‘sage on the stage’ to ‘guide on the side’ [email protected] How • • • • 5 mins presentation 20 mins facilitation 5 mins feedback 5 classes [email protected] Housekeeping • • • • • Quiet, secure space Phones off Recordings Facebook secret group Lattes welcome [email protected] Intros • Name • Location • Topic [email protected] Agreements • • • • Timeliness Silence Confidentiality Listen to your internal learner [email protected] Learning objective [email protected] Learning objective Worst class ever in Masters degree in Adult Education • Prof rambled about clotheslines • Class mutineed • No direction • No learning objective [email protected] Learning objective By the end of todays session, you will be able to identify 3/3 parts of a learning objective [email protected] Learning objective Can you identify 3 parts now? • No • Maybe • Yes [email protected] Learning objective • Purpose of lesson • Heart, soul, engine • Contract between instructor and learner • Like building house to raise faimly, party, retire [email protected] Learning objective Written as statement in three parts Performance • Condition • Criteria [email protected] Learning objective Performance • What they will be able to do • TSWBAT ____________________ • Verb (identify, describe, perform) [email protected] Learning objective Condition • What you give them • Time • Resources • Knowledge • Skill [email protected] Learning objective Criteria • Measurement of success • Did we get there? • Numbers (70%, 10/10) • Words (with confidence) [email protected] Learning objective Can you spot the 3 parts? ‘By the end of todays session, you will be able to identify 3/3 elements of a learning objective’ [email protected] Learning objective The 3 parts are: • Performance (learner does) • Condition (you do) • Criteria (measure of success) [email protected] Learning objective Write three parts of a learning objective [email protected] Learning objective Did you get them? • Performance • Condition • Criteria [email protected] Learning objective [email protected] Your turn Using your topic, create your learning objective in 3 parts • Ask questions • Try it out [email protected] Feedback • One word that best describes… • On a scale of 1-10… • WWW and EBI [email protected] What’s next? Learning objective • Facilitation framework • Learning domains • Levels of learning • Evaluation [email protected] Thank-you! [email protected] Welcome to Framework! [email protected] Framework Tourism Career Samplers • Structure emerged • 9 books • 20 years of passive income (B) [email protected] Framework By the end of this session, you will be able to identify 5/6 elements of a facilitation framework (O) [email protected] Framework To what degree can you identify 5 or 6 elements of a facilitation framework now? • Novice • Maybe • Expert (C) [email protected] Framework Framework is structure • Like walls, floor, and roof of a house • ALL steps support LO (A) [email protected] Framework • • • • • • B Objective C A R T [email protected] Framework B uy in • Entices, invites • Benefits or consequences • Decision, commitment • Timesaver, 9 books • Moneymaker 20 yrs passive income (A) [email protected] Framework O bjective • Purpose • Contract • Performance, condition criteria (A) [email protected] Framework O bjective • By the end of this session, you will be able to identify 5/6 elements of a facilitation framework (A) [email protected] Framework C heck-in • Engages learner • First ping pong ball to them • Tells you where they are • Adjust delivery (A) [email protected] Framework C heck-in Can you identify 5 or 6 elements of a facilitation framework now? • Novice • Maybe • Expert (C) [email protected] Framework A ctivities • Support learning • Domains • Levels of learning (A) [email protected] Framework A ctivities include • Think/pair/share • Gallery walk problem solve • Journal, case study, demo • Lecture, slides, practice (A) [email protected] Framework R eview • High points • Viewing photos on way home • Reinforces, celebrates (A) [email protected] Framework • • • • • • B uy in O bjective C heck-in A ctivities R eview T est (A/R) [email protected] Framework T est • Did you get it? • What did you learn? • Reinforces learning (A/ T) [email protected] Framework Test • Write 6 elements of a facilitation framework (T) [email protected] Framework • B uy in • O bjective • C heck-in • A ctivities • R eview • T est (T) [email protected] Your turn Using your topic, create a facilitation framework for your class • Ask questions • Try it out [email protected] Next Learning objective Facilitation framework • Learning domains • Learning levels • Evaluation [email protected] Feedback WWW What is Working Well EBI Even Better If…. [email protected] Thank-you! [email protected] Welcome to Learning domains! [email protected] Learning domains Dance class with football team • Video • Whiteboard • Never learned to tango (B) [email protected] Domains of learning By the end of this lesson, you will be able to describe learning activities for 2/3 domains of learning (O) [email protected] Can you do it now? Yes Sort of No (C) [email protected] Domains Where learning happens in your body Body place engaged in learning (Bloom) • Head • Body • Heart • Vibration (my contribution) (A) [email protected] Domains Head (cognitive/knowledge) • Math, computer programming, theory • Lecture, video, problem solving • Dance instructor! • Verbs: ‘Identify’, ‘describe’, ‘explain’ (A - lecture) [email protected] Domains Body (psychomotor/skills) • Trades, hair, welding, improv theatre • Dance • Do it! • ‘Cut’, ‘weld’, ‘dance’ (A - lecture) [email protected] Domains Heart (affective/perception) • Conflict resolution, music appreciation • Group discussion, journal • Verbs: ‘Appreciate’, ‘discern’ (A - lecture) [email protected] Domains Vibrational (spirit/intention) • Goal setting, truth and reconciliation • Insights, intuition, intention, align with spirit • All senses • Guided visualization • Vibrational facilitation (A - lecture) [email protected] Domains Military lessons in each domain • Head (‘describe’) • Body (‘load’) • Heart (‘feel’) (A - visualize) [email protected] Domains Where learning happens in the body • Head • Body • Heart • Vibration (R) [email protected] Domains Write the domains of learning (T) [email protected] Domains Did you get: • • • • Head Body Heart Vibration? [email protected] Domains Did you also get the learning objective: • Performance • Condition • Criteria [email protected] Domains Write your LO into 3 LOs, one in each domain • Head (‘ identify’, ‘describe’, ‘explain’) • Body (‘load’, ‘cut’, ‘weld’, ‘dance’) • Heart (‘feel’,’ sense’, ‘appreciate’ [email protected] Next Learning objective Facilitation framework Learning domains • Learning levels • Evaluation [email protected] Feedback • On a scale of 1-10… • WWW and EBI [email protected] Thank-you! [email protected] Welcome to Learning Levels! [email protected] Learning levels First career as a travel agent • Changing city codes • Memorized Canadian city codes • Toronto YTO (B) [email protected] Learning levels What’s the city code for Toronto? (B) [email protected] Learning levels City code for Toronto is YTO (B) [email protected] Learning levels City code for Montreal is YMQ (B) [email protected] Learning levels What do you now know about Canadian city codes? (B) [email protected] Learning levels What do you now know about Canadian city codes? • 3 letters • First letter is ‘Y’ (B) [email protected] Learning levels Canadian city codes • What is the city code for Edmonton? (B) lecture-discovery [email protected] Learning levels Did you feel your brain change? • Seamless flow • Focus on learning • Builds confidence • (B) [email protected] Learning objective By the end of todays session, you will be able to describe 3 levels learning (O) [email protected] Learning levels Can you do that now? • Yes • Maybe • No (C) [email protected] Learning levels Order within framework • Invisible force • Powers up learning (A) lecture [email protected] Learning levels Bloom’s taxonomy…upside down! 3. Application 2. Comprehension 1. Recall (A) lecture [email protected] Learning levels Bloom’s taxonomy…upside down! • Application YEA • Comprehension YMQ • Recall YTO (A) lecture [email protected] Learning levels Bloom’s taxonomy…upside down! • Application (‘perform’) • Comprehension (‘describe’) • Recall (‘identify’) (R) [email protected] Learning levels What are the 3 learning levels? (T) [email protected] Learning levels Did you get: • Application • Comprehension • Recall (T) [email protected] Learning levels Did you also get: •B •O •C •A •R •T [email protected] Your turn! Write 1 LO in each learning level: • Recall (‘identify’) • Comprehension (‘describe’) • Application (‘remove’, ‘strategize’) [email protected] Next Your choice: Learning objective Facilitation framework Learning domains Learning levels • Evaluation of learning [email protected] Next next • • • • 5MF Facilitating Engagement 15 July pm 5MF Vibrational Facilitation 19 Aug Mini Masters degree Adult Ed 22-26 Aug Personal support for your project [email protected] Thank-you! [email protected] Welcome to Evaluation! [email protected] Evaluation Provincially mandated professional exam • No choice • Not used to exams • Exam prep night • Friday night after work • Resistance high (B) [email protected] Evaluation Evaluation is a test • Scary • Left out • Be nice • Done well, reinforces and celebrates • Claiming it back! [email protected] Evaluation By the end of this session, you will be able to describe authentic evaluation of learning for 2 of your learning objectives (O) [email protected] Evaluation Can you do this now? (C) [email protected] Evaluation Very easy • Stated in learning objective • Verb tells you what to test • Completes learning contract • Like moving into the house (A) [email protected] Evaluation Honours your learners • Builds trust you will do as you say • Celebrates their achievement (A) [email protected] Evaluation Three ways to test: • Numbers • Words • Actions (A) [email protected] Evaluation Numbers • 3/3 5/6 75% 100% (A) [email protected] Evaluation Numbers By the end of this session you will be able to identify 3/3 elements of a learning objective Test: write 3 elements of a learning objective (A) demo [email protected] Evaluation Words • Describe, explain (A) [email protected] Evaluation Words By the end of this session you will be able to describe learning activities for each domain Test: describe activity in affective domain (A) demo [email protected] Evaluation Action By the end of this session you will be able to create a strategic plan using template Test: create a strategic plan using template (A) [email protected] Evaluation Three ways to evaluate: • Numbers • Words • Action (R) [email protected] Evaluation What are the three ways to evaluate? (T) [email protected] Evaluation Answers…did you get them? • Numbers • Words • Action (T) [email protected] Your turn! Try it yourself! • How will you evaluate your own learning objective? • Ask questions • What do you need and want? [email protected] Closing Your choice: Learning objective Facilitation framework Learning domains Learning levels Evaluation of learning [email protected] Remember Learning Objective performance TSWBAT condition WFGS criteria numbers (%) and words (confidence) [email protected] Remember Facilitation framework B uy-in O bjective C heck-in A ctivities R eview T est [email protected] Remember Learning domains Head (cognitive…math) Body psychomotor…fishing) Heart (affective...art) [email protected] Remember Learning levels…bottom up Application (perform) Comprehension (describe, explain) Recall (identify, label) [email protected] Remember Evaluation of learning Numbers (%, 5/6) Words (describe, explain) Actions (degree of accuracy, time) [email protected] Next next • • • • 5MF Facilitating Engagement 15 July pm 5MF Vibrational Facilitation 19 Aug Mini Masters degree Adult Ed 22-26 Aug Personal support for your project [email protected] Thank-you! [email protected]
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