Traditional Teaching Method

As it stands right now, I am faced with a dilemma based on the methods in which I have taught in the past, and the new methods in which I feel are more suited for todays learning environment. Our social and educational community is divided on whether traditional or more modern methods of teaching are more successful. In my opinion, every method in teaching is the same. They deliver a message to the students and are generally

Due to the frequent discussion of superiority between the two schooling methods, much research has been

As a 21st century language educators, teachers should realize the real situation now where the learners have been exposed more to Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and most of them are the digital native users. The teaching traditional method such as giving a lecture and asking to do homework afterwards are actually not really practical for the current use. Lesson should be authentic learning which the learners can relate the knowledge to the real life. Realia teaching aids which could be visualized by the learners have to be utilized in the learning process. It is basically on how the way of the 21st century educators educate their learners’ need that meets the expectation of the development in educational technology.

Describe how you taught this best practice. What pedagogical strategies or tools did you use?

The dependent variable in this study is the test scores of the students who use the learning approaches. The independent variable is the application of multimedia materials when teaching the content to the students along with the amount of time that they get exposure to the multimedia presentations. In this particular experiment, it is more relevant and correct for the instructor to utilize a between-subject design instead of a within-subject design. The between-subject design allows for the administration of the same information to all the subjects in both groups at once and only once (Shuttleworth, M., 2009). If the within-subject design were applied, then the students would be exposed to the same content twice, which could possibly cause them to earn higher scores on the second test, which would invalidate the data since students could recall some of the information from the first test (Shuttleworth, M., 2009). Now that the basic experimental design is understood, it is time to discuss the specific details of the experiment. To conduct the experiment in the most unbiased way, the students in a classroom must be randomly selected for the study and randomly assigned to different groups of the design. Random assignment means that every selected student has the same probability of being placed into either one of the groups. The control would be the group that utilizes the original textbook approach. On the

The number of American classroom is in 20 or so. It belongs to the small class teaching. The small classroom is like a laboratory in China from the function.In such small classroom teaching ,the teacher ,on the one hand,can understand the students more faster and better. The teacher have more opportunity to understand each student’s learning conditions, personality hobbies, special skill, ability and so on and the teacher also has more time to guide students individually and can get better communication with students.On the other hand,Students can take full use of multimedia technology for homework as much as possible .Each student has chance to use technology in class to give their presentations and involve in the teaching interaction in the small classroom.

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Education has always been an universal matter of discussion for those who teach and and even for those who learn. This discussion has now become urgent especially since the advent of new technologies and their implications for education. Today there are many studies, ideas and experiences ongoing in education.

Pedagogical is related to the way that early year’s practitioners and teachers teach the children. There are a lot of different studies of teaching methods and all have a strong evidence base. The teachers are involved in promoting effective learning that is beneficial to the children. Early years practitioners and teachers focus on structured learning so that the children are enjoying learning to read and write as well as learning how to use numbers mathematically and problem solve. The teachers and early year’s practitioners look for different approaches to the children’s play that will help them learn and develop on new skills while they are playing. An example of a pedagogical approach is that the teacher’s and practitioners use open and

The project B was the result of an analysis of a live interaction with the students in a classroom during the practicum II in a secondary school. The focus of this self-evaluation and reflection concerned the usage and the amount of corrective feedback with the students. First of all, in traditional learning situations, the teacher’s role was prominent and the one to achieve most of the talking in class. As stated by the MELS, while the teacher still has an active and central role in the classroom, she or he should act as a facilitator and a guide to support the children when learning. The exercise of this task in addition to the pedagogy classes held at the university enabled me to realize how and to

For example, during my observation of the beginning of new content on pedigrees, the teacher relied heavily on lecture with the use of a Power Point presentation on the Smartboard. Throughout the lecture, the teacher explained and illustrated the content and model the skills needed. During the lesson, the students were guided to take notes on required information. The teacher presented

In my classroom, I will differentiate learning by offering a variety of methods of instruction such as hands on models, cooperative learning, technology, lectures, group activities, independent learning assignments. I will also adjust delivery based on understanding of concepts. I

Technology can help students in all areas of study. Students need to be able to use this technology since, “Currently and in the near future, it is understood that students need to acquire more autonomous skills of ‘information gathering, analysis, and display’” (Todnem, 2004, p. 1). Furthermore, the use of technology, mainly the internet, provides for variation since “Students find themselves bored and burnt-out of the lecture format to classes, so changing the curriculum and instruction to include things like online assignments and educational videogames can be one clear remedy” (Todnem, 2004, p. 1). Teachers who have implemented technology into their classrooms have noticed changes in their students. The most common of these effects being an increase in motivation. In “Effects of Technology on Classrooms and Students” another positive effect is given “technology effect stressed by many teachers was enhancement of student self esteem” (“Effects,” 2004, p. 2).

Furthermore, as I read the assigned articles and viewed videos, I realized that my teachers obviously, followed Piaget’s, Vygotsky. Dewey, and Bruner constructivist view because they used the theory of assimilation and accommodation, e.g., the learning of a new experience and changing of a person’s worldview. I also discovered after deep reflection on this week’s assignment, how much of an impact my teachers had on my teaching style. Before retiring, I taught based on what my students needed. Therefore, much of my teaching mixed the theories of, Constructivism, Social Constructivism and Cognitive-Behavioral depending on the student.

There is much in the literature regarding the use of technology in education. According to Dede (2009), Banister (2010), Peled and Schocken (2014), my topic can be characterized as technology in education is an effective tool for motivating student engagement, increasing academic success, and providing new environments for students to learn. Thus, the more technology that is incorporated in a students’ earlier grades, the more inclined they will be to prefer that type of instruction in their latter years. It is an important topic with respect to education because the wave of new technology is increasing at rate never before seen in the field of education. These articles track the study of technology use in the field, and how they are beneficial for my study of technology in education. All of the articles support the idea of the use of technology in education, and each represent a different aspect in which technology can improve a child’s education.