The document discusses instructional planning and effective teaching strategies for elementary science lessons. It describes the five elements of effective instruction as learning environment, clear shared outcomes, varied content and instructional methods, practice and feedback, and complex thinking and transfer. It also outlines Robert Gagne's nine events of instruction, including gaining attention, informing learners of objectives, stimulating prior learning, presenting new material, providing guidance, eliciting performance, providing feedback, assessing performance, and enhancing retention and transfer. The respondent considers all nine events important in planning and gaining attention as the most important to focus students and set a positive learning environment. Planning is seen as essential to prepare an effective lesson flow and meet learning outcomes, particularly for elementary science which needs
The document discusses instructional planning and effective teaching strategies for elementary science lessons. It describes the five elements of effective instruction as learning environment, clear shared outcomes, varied content and instructional methods, practice and feedback, and complex thinking and transfer. It also outlines Robert Gagne's nine events of instruction, including gaining attention, informing learners of objectives, stimulating prior learning, presenting new material, providing guidance, eliciting performance, providing feedback, assessing performance, and enhancing retention and transfer. The respondent considers all nine events important in planning and gaining attention as the most important to focus students and set a positive learning environment. Planning is seen as essential to prepare an effective lesson flow and meet learning outcomes, particularly for elementary science which needs
The document discusses instructional planning and effective teaching strategies for elementary science lessons. It describes the five elements of effective instruction as learning environment, clear shared outcomes, varied content and instructional methods, practice and feedback, and complex thinking and transfer. It also outlines Robert Gagne's nine events of instruction, including gaining attention, informing learners of objectives, stimulating prior learning, presenting new material, providing guidance, eliciting performance, providing feedback, assessing performance, and enhancing retention and transfer. The respondent considers all nine events important in planning and gaining attention as the most important to focus students and set a positive learning environment. Planning is seen as essential to prepare an effective lesson flow and meet learning outcomes, particularly for elementary science which needs
The document discusses instructional planning and effective teaching strategies for elementary science lessons. It describes the five elements of effective instruction as learning environment, clear shared outcomes, varied content and instructional methods, practice and feedback, and complex thinking and transfer. It also outlines Robert Gagne's nine events of instruction, including gaining attention, informing learners of objectives, stimulating prior learning, presenting new material, providing guidance, eliciting performance, providing feedback, assessing performance, and enhancing retention and transfer. The respondent considers all nine events important in planning and gaining attention as the most important to focus students and set a positive learning environment. Planning is seen as essential to prepare an effective lesson flow and meet learning outcomes, particularly for elementary science which needs
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MS SCI 102 – Teaching Science in the Elementary Grades
Jervyn E. Guianan II-A
Lesson 5
Activity 1. Instructional Planning
1. How do you plan for instruction? Describe the process you do. Answer: Well in order for me to be a successful teacher, I do first is to identify what is needed to be taught or what are my learning objectives, then plan on how I can lay down the lesson gradually for my students to cope up easily or gain knowledge efficiently. Also I would plan on how I can assess their learning base on what activities I prepared or their evaluation. And finish it up with a assignment.
Activity 2. The Elements of Effective Instruction
The Great Schools Partnership has developed the Elements of Effective Instruction framework that identifies five elements of instructional practice. When integrated into learning experiences, these elements promote student engagement and academic achievement. Provide description for each element below. Learning environment - For me learning environment is the place where learning happens, and if learning does not occur or render unsatisfactory, it is either the teacher has failed due to lack of preparations or the learning environment is not suitable for learning or the students. Mostly the learning environment is called the school or its classroom.
Clear, shared outcomes
- Well based on my understanding it is the outcome based on the students learning. Also sometimes the teacher also has an outcome based on the students learning, this may help a teacher and serves as a guide on what to do or what evaluation, materials, and assignment is supposed to be given.
Varied content, materials and methods of instruction
- This serves as the process of teaching, involving the content to be learned or the essential content to achieve the learning outcomes, the materials needed to uplift the process and quality of learning, and last the methods or shall I call it how does the teacher deal with it.
Practice and feedback
- From my point of view this two can be considerably or commonly known as practice test and evaluation. We all know that this give us the feedback we wanted as a teacher on how our students cope up or learned in our lessons.
Complex thinking and transfer
- Assessment and evaluation promotes or build up complex thinking integration of ideas, variation of knowledge, and application of newly learned skills. Also assessment and evaluation can gauge the transfer of ideas and knowledge through learning.
Activity 3. The Nine Events of Instruction
Robert Gagne developed Nine Events of Instruction that has guided trainers and educators in designing instruction for trainings and classroom-based teaching.
1) Gaining attention (reception)
2) Informing learners of the objective (expectancy) 3) Stimulating recall of prior learning (retrieval) 4) Presenting the stimulus (selective perception) 5) Providing learning guidance (semantic encoding) 6) Eliciting performance (responding) 7) Providing feedback (reinforcement) 8) Assessing performance (retrieval) 9) Enhancing retention and transfer (generalization)
Answer the following questions:
1. Which of the nine events do you include in your instructional planning?
Answer: I include all of this, I do believe that this events in lesson is an essential to put through.
2. What do you consider in choosing these priorities?
Answer: What I consider the most is efficacy of the learning and transfer of ideas. Well as a teacher it is our job to make sure that our students receive the outmost quality of learning we can give with all the resources we can put our hand in.
3. Which is the most important and why?
Answer: For me it is gaining attention (reception) well the only reason why it is placed on the front show us how important this process is. This process would help us allot with how the learning can proceed and mostly how does the learning outcome would be. Inattentive students would surely lose focus or no focus at all, and would serve as a destruction for those who are willing and attentive students. Inattentive students also would tend to degrade the learning environment which can affect the transfer of knowledge and sometimes a teacher’s confidence.
Activity 4. The Constructivist Teaching Strategies
Answer the following questions:
1. What is the importance of instructional planning?
Answer: Well for me instructional planning or lesson planning is a way of preparing on how to deal with the lesson and preparing a flow making it easier for the students to learn. This also serves as a guide on how the lesson should flow, also in instructional planning it gives us the objective goal or learning outcomes we are hoping the students should develop or learn after the process.
2. What is the importance of planning for elementary science?
Answer: Well science would have seem to be rather hard for pupils to learn. Some lesson should be given to them with ease or it may have given them a bad impact.