Reflection Paper Chapter 5 (Research – Based Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century) By: Aldren Teodosio
REFLECTION PAPER
PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING 2
Chapter
5
Research
– Based Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century
CHAPTER
SUMMARY
Research-based
Teaching - means that the learners, teachers and the curriculum apply research-
based approach in the learning- teaching process with an open outcome.
The Nine Categories of Instructional Strategies
1. Setting Objectives and Providing Feedback
§
Provide students with
a direction for learning and information about how well they are performing
relative to a particular learning objective so they can improve their
performance.
2. Reinforcing Effort and Providing Recognition
§
Enhance students’
understanding of the relationship between effort and achievement by addressing
students’ attitudes and beliefs about learning.
3. Cooperative Learning
§
Provide students with
opportunities to interact with one another in ways that enable their learning.
4. Cues, Questions, and Advance Organizers
§
Enhance students’
ability to retrieve, use and organize what they already know about the topic.
5. Non- linguistic Representations
§
Enhance student’s
ability to represent and elaborate on knowledge using mental images.
6.
Summarizing and Note Taking
§ Enhance student’s ability to synthesize
information and organize it in a way that captures the main idea and supporting
details.
7. Assigning Homework and Providing Practice
§ Enhance student’s ability to reach the expected level of proficiency for
a skill or process.
8. Identifying Similarities and Differences
§ Enhance students’ understanding of and ability to use knowledge by
engaging them in mental processes that involve identifying ways in which items
are alike and objectives.
9. Generating and Testing Hypotheses
§ Enhance students’ understanding of and ability to use knowledge by
engaging them in mental processes that involve making and testing hypotheses.
REFLECTION
This chapter defined research –
based teaching and learning in the 21st century where it was said
that, the learners, teachers and the curriculum apply research- based approach
in the learning – teaching process with an open outcomes. There were nine
categories of instructional strategies when research based teaching and learning
is taking place inside the classroom. Here are the nine categories; setting
objectives and providing feedback, reinforcing effort and providing
recognition, cooperative learning, cues, questions, and advance organizers, non
– linguistic representations, summarizing and note taking, assigning homework
and providing practice, identifying similarities and differences and lastly
generating and testing hypotheses. Furthermore, each strategy was provided with
definition and was entailed with corresponding examples that give hints and
additional information and understanding to students.
The discussion is too
long yet, I learned too much most especially in the nine categories of
instructional strategies. Those nine strategies were really helpful to employ
the research – based learning and teaching inside the learning environment.
Also, I learned that I had to provide my students with direction for learning
and information about how well they are performing relative to particular
learning. Next, as a teacher I should reinforce effort and provide recognition
to my students because it will serve as a part of motivation and help them to
continue and improve what they have started. Furthermore, I had to impose
cooperative learning so that students would have an opportunity to interact and
get along with their classmates all throughout the discussion. Besides, I have
learned also the importance of cues, questions and advance organizers, where it
should be utilized in an appropriate situation because, it will certainly
enhance the students’ ability to use and organize what they have learned from
the broad topic that was presented to them. I was also acquainted with what are
non – linguistic representations, where I learned that by means of using those
representations students are able to elongate certain topic or knowledge by the
use of mental images. These non-linguistic representations further help the
students to have organized sets of ideas and make themselves be able to know
how to shorten long passages. Additionally,
I also ingested the importance of summarizing and note taking to both students
and the learners because I learned that it will enhance the learners’ ability
to shorten information and distinguish the main ideas and supporting details. I
had learned further about the essence of homework and the proper way of
employing it the students, and generating hypotheses.
We
are now in the 21st century, thus the education evolves and the way
of teaching also upgrades. So as a future teacher I would flow with the trend
of the new curriculum where it is anchored in the 21st century way
of teaching.. I can also develop and instill to their minds the different means
of making a research just a piece of cake and also they would learn how to
break the complexity of an idea by using the strategies that I will be
imparting to them by acquainting them the non – linguistic representations
where using these representations the students will learn how to make the ideas
organized be in good length. Moreover, I will also practice the giving of
recognition and providing reinforcement for it will motivate my students to
study more and have more involvement during the discussion. I have to focus
also on instilling cooperative learning inside the classroom not just because there
will be more interaction and building of good values but also, students will be
more familiar with their classmates, in short they will have the time to get to
know with each other. Thus, utilizing those strategies will help me to make the
instruction easier and make my students easily acquired the skills that they
need to become a 21st learner. Furthermore, accompanying those
strategies in my discussion, I would have the chance to have a conducive and
potent learning environment, where students actively practice the complex and
critical way of learning.
Aldren
D. Teodosio BSEd II - English
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