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Teacher for Learning Activities

Designing effective learning activities and experiences that are grounded in research-based principles of learning.

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Misunderstood

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Created February 6, 2018 by Ontario Extend (@extend) • 6140 views • 207 responses • 2 resources

Misunderstood

Identify a concept that is often misunderstood in your discipline. Can you think of an analogy that can help make the concept make sense to students? Does this analogy take into account where students are coming from in their previous experiences? Or how could you break that concept down into bite-size chunks so your students more… »

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Syllabus Concept Map

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Created by Ontario Extend (@extend) • 4440 views • 191 responses • 5 resources

Syllabus Concept Map

Using mind maps to outline your course syllabus not only models how to organize information but also adheres to the universal design principles of conveying information in multiple modes.  Show Them the Money: Using Mind Mapping in the Introductory Finance Course (Biktimirov & Nilson, 2006).  To Do: Using MindMup or another visual organizer tool in more… »

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Cornell Notes

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Created by Ontario Extend (@extend) • 4473 views • 168 responses • 1 resource

Cornell Notes

If you haven’t already, watch the video “How to take Cornell Notes” To Do: Find a TED talk or conference keynote video that interests you to practice your own note-taking skills using Cornell Notes. Split your page so that it looks like Cornell notes (see image) Take notes that make sense to you in the more… »

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WIIFM

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Created by Ontario Extend (@extend) • 3488 views • 168 responses

WIIFM

To Do: Brainstorm a list of WIIFM (what’s in it for me?) from a student perspective. Add your response using the button below. After you make your submission, save the web address to your response (found in the green confirmation box) so you can use it later for your badge submission form.   Quick Tips more… »

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Like Driving a Car

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Created by Ontario Extend (@extend) • 2949 views • 166 responses • 2 resources

Like Driving a Car

What concept in your discipline is like driving a car? To Do: Identify and explain the component skills required to master this concept or skill. Please share your discipline aligned concept and creative explanation as a response to the Like Driving a Car activity. You can type directly into the text submission area, upload a more… »

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Thought Vectors and Nuggets

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Created by Ontario Extend (@extend) • 2902 views • 161 responses • 1 resource

Thought Vectors and Nuggets

Find and make meaningful a “nugget.” The Open Faculty Patchbook is a collection of lived experiences, “AHA!” moments & lots of helpful nuggets about teaching and learning. It’s been crafted like an old fashioned community quilt (each person contributes a square to make a beautiful large quilt), but has been given a 21st century makeover more… »

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Your Metaphor

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Created by Ontario Extend (@extend) • 2874 views • 160 responses • 3 resources

Your Metaphor

Throughout the Teacher for Learning module we’ve explored various types of metaphors for teaching and learning. Now it is time to put it together considering your own teaching philosophy. Reflect upon your own teaching philosophy. What is your metaphor for teaching and learning?   To do: Find a photo or draw a picture that can more… »

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