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1 | Universal Design for Learning | Learning Theories | Marzano's Nine | |||
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3 | Key Principles | 1.Representation | 1. Behaviorism | Research shows the following Nine Strategies | ||
4 | a. perception | a. Classical Conditioning | make effective instruction and learning: | |||
5 | b. language, mathematical expressions & symbols | b. Operant Conditioning | ||||
6 | c. comprehension | c. Rewards - Consquences concept | 1. Identifying Simliarities/Differences | |||
7 | 2. Summarizing & Notetaking | |||||
8 | 2. Action & Expression | 2. Cognitivism | 3. Reinforcing Effort & Providing Recognition | |||
9 | a. physical action | a. Informational processing | 4. Homework & Practice | |||
10 | b. expression & communication | b. Problem Solving | 5. Nonlinguistic Representations | |||
11 | c. executive functions | c. Social-Learning Theory | 6. Cooperative Learning | |||
12 | 7. Setting Objectives & Providing Feedback | |||||
13 | 3. Engagement | 3. Constructivism | 8. Generating & Testing Hypotheses | |||
14 | a. recruiting interest | a. Multiple Intelligences | 9. Questions, Cues, & Advance Organizers | |||
15 | b. sustaining effort and persistence | b. Collaborative learning | ||||
16 | c. self-regulation | c. Problem-based learning | ||||
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19 | Goals for Instruction | Represention: resourceful, knowledgeable | Behaviorism: Direct instruction; positive vs. | Meeting the needs of each individual student by | ||
20 | learners; understanding the "what" of the | negative support; computer based instruction | using each of the nine strategies. | |||
21 | subject. | |||||
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23 | Action & Expression: strategic, goal-directed | Cognitivism: Bloom's Taxonomy, brain-based | ||||
24 | learners; understanding the "how" of the | learning, accessing short term/long term memory | ||||
25 | idea/subject. | |||||
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27 | Engagement: purposeful, motivated learners; | Constructivism: anchored instruction, meeting | ||||
28 | understanding the "why" of the idea/subject. | the individual needs by touching on all | ||||
29 | intelligences. | |||||
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32 | Classroom Practice | Representation: | Behaviorism: (With Marzano's Nine) | Identifying Similiarities & Differences | ||
33 | Venn Diagrams | 1. Give specific examples to compare/contrast | Give specific examples to compare/contrast | |||
34 | Color Contrasted Notes | Venn Diagrams | Venn Diagrams | |||
35 | Metaphores & Analogies for vocabulary | Compare/Contrast paragraphs/essay | Compare/Contrast paragraphs/essay | |||
36 | Tone of voice with direct instruction | Allow students to explore 2 topics to compare/contrast | Allow students to explore 2 topics to compare/contrast | |||
37 | Notes with a template | T Charts | T Charts | |||
38 | Colored Graphs for visualization | |||||
39 | Pictures/Symbols to represent words and phrases | 2. Note takeing from teacher's lecture | Summarizing & Notetaking | |||
40 | Concept Maps or T Charts | Note takeing from textbook | Note takeing from teacher's lecture | |||
41 | 2 - 3 column notes for vocab | Note takeing from textbook | ||||
42 | Action & Expression: | IVF statements | 2 - 3 column notes for vocab | |||
43 | IVF Statements | Summary of chapters | IVF statements | |||
44 | 5 Paragraph Essays | Summary of chapters | ||||
45 | Pictures & Symbols to represent words or phrases | 3. Positive Behavior Support - provide lots of recognition | ||||
46 | Rubrics | for good behaviors/completing assignments on time | Reinforcing Effort & Providing Recognition | |||
47 | Words/Phrases can be used to access background | Stickers/stamps on graded work | Positive Behavior Support - provide lots of recognition | |||
48 | knowledge | Blogs - allow students' peers to comment on each other's | for good behaviors/completing assignments on time | |||
49 | Hands on Activities | work | Stickers/stamps on graded work | |||
50 | End of the quarter awards | Blogs - allow students' peers to comment on each other's | ||||
51 | Engagement: | work | ||||
52 | Goals (measurable); individualistic | 4. Provide direct instruction to homework | End of the quarter awards | |||
53 | Timed Quizzes | Webquests | ||||
54 | Time limitis on homework | Routines/Procedures - Warm Up question everyday | Homework & Practice | |||
55 | personal recognition for students effort & | Provide time limits to homework | Provide direct instruction to homework | |||
56 | achievement | Make homework current and relevant | Webquests | |||
57 | Verbal & Written praise | Math drills for practice | Routines/Procedures - Warm Up question everyday | |||
58 | self reflection on grades | Provide time limits to homework | ||||
59 | answering essential questions | 5. Pictures for vocabulary terms | Make homework current and relevant | |||
60 | rubrics/criteria/expectations for tasks | Pictures for reading passages | Math drills for practice | |||
61 | scientific inquiry through labs. | Pictures/symbols for to show an entire reading | ||||
62 | assignment | Nonlinguistic Representations | ||||
63 | Assistive Technologies: | Signals to students to warn/reward behavior choices | Pictures for vocabulary terms | |||
64 | online textbooks that read to you | Pictures for reading passages | ||||
65 | dictation devices | 6. Essential Question provided for every lesson | Pictures/symbols for to show an entire reading | |||
66 | Zen Garden | Essential Question provided for every unit | assignment | |||
67 | AIM Explorer | Providing objectives for lessons to proved a purpose | Signals to students to warn/reward behavior choices | |||
68 | virtual keyboard | for the assignment | ||||
69 | techmatrix | Setting Objectives and Providing Feedback | ||||
70 | camera mouse | 7. Rubrics | Essential Question provided for every lesson | |||
71 | blogs | Written explanations to graded assignments | Essential Question provided for every unit | |||
72 | websites such as jog the web; live binders, etc. | Blogs | Providing objectives for lessons to proved a purpose | |||
73 | Managing Behavior problems with some type of rubric | for the assignment | ||||
74 | Direct emails for communication | |||||
75 | Cooperative Lerning | |||||
76 | 8. Science Labs -cookbook style | Make sure each student has a job in | ||||
77 | Coming up with a problem and testing it with the | the project. Create criteria for a | ||||
78 | scientific method | guideline. | ||||
79 | Stimulate predictions/hypotheses through guidance of | |||||
80 | teachers probing | Setting Objectives and Providing Feedback | ||||
81 | Taking data and generating questions | Rubrics | ||||
82 | Written explanations to graded assignments | |||||
83 | 9. KWL Charts | Blogs | ||||
84 | Concept Maps for vocabular | Managing Behavior problems with some type of rubric | ||||
85 | "Wait Time" for Q & A sessions | Direct emails for communication | ||||
86 | Brings focus to teacher's topic by starting the day | |||||
87 | with 1 essential question to the lesson (using | Generating & Testing Hypotheses | ||||
88 | Bloom's taxonomy as a guideline) | Science Labs -cookbook style | ||||
89 | T-Charts, Venn Diagrams, etc. | Coming up with a problem and testing it with the | ||||
90 | scientific method | |||||
91 | Stimulate predictions/hypotheses through guidance of | |||||
92 | Cognitivism (With Marzano's Nine) | teachers probing | ||||
93 | 1. Hands on tools to touch - to compare and contrast | Taking data and generating questions | ||||
94 | 2. KWL charts | |||||
95 | 3. Blogs | Questions, Cues & Advance Organizers | ||||
96 | End of the quarter awards | KWL Charts | ||||
97 | 4. Provide a safe classroom environment | Concept Maps for vocabular | ||||
98 | Hands on activities for practice/homework | "Wait Time" for Q & A sessions | ||||
99 | Limit number of rules to classroom | Brings focus to teacher's topic by starting the day | ||||
100 | Math/Vocab drills for retainment | with 1 essential question to the lesson (using |