lesson10计算机辅助英语教学研讨.ppt

韶关学院外语学院 Instructional Materials and Displays Lesson Ten Outline Learning Centers Instructional Modules Manipulatives Printed Materials Free and Inexpensive Materials Display Surfaces Exhibition Learning Centers Learning Center A self-contained environment designed to promote individual or small-group learning around a specific task. Advantages Self-pacing Active learning Teacher role Learning Centers Limitations Cost Management Student responsibility Student isolation Integration Skill centers Interest centers Remedial centers Enrichment centers Instructional Modules An instructional Module is any self-contained instructional unit designed for use by a single learner or a small group of learners without a teacher’s presence. Components of Modules Rationale Objectives Entry test Multimedia materials Learning activities Self-test posttest Instructional Modules Designing Modules Include an instruction to the topic User’s guide Monitor users’ progress channel of feedback Manipulatives Manipulatives are objects that can be viewed and handled in a learning setting. Real Objects Models Mock-ups Computer Programs and Manipulatives Printed Materials Advantages Availability Flexibility Portability User friendly Economical Printed Materials Limitations Reading level Prior knowledge Vocabulary One-way presentation Curriculum determination Cursory appraisal Printed Materials Integration Present information Student argument Different ago and various topics/subjects Utilization SQ3R,Servey, Question, Read, Recite, Review Free and Inexpensive Materials Advantages Up to date In-depth treatment Variety of users Student manipulation Free and Inexpensive Materials Limitations Bias or advertising Special interests Limited quantities Sources (Local, provincial, national)public service Communities organizations (IGO,NGO,NPO) Free and Inexpensive Materials Obtaining Materials Appraising Materials Display Surfaces Chalkboards and Whiteboards Electronic White Boards