How creative is your classroom?

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Media & Learning 2013 -Presentation by Astrid Ottenheym (Innofun) New technologies can only be used effectively in the learning process when they are implemented in the pedagogy. Therefor she uses a very practical, inspiring and proved pedagogical design. Astrid works with school leaders and teachers also in a inspiring innovative classroom, called the eLab in Breda. She works there in co-creation with the schools and facilitate learning in a social-constructivist way. For a successful and fundamental innovation is clear vision about the what, why and how regarding to learning and teaching in the 21ste century and innovation essential. Astrid’s statement is: Investing in teachers to be creative is investing in education and the development of students. http://www.media-and-learning.eu/home #mlconf13

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#mlconf13  

How  crea)ve  is  Your  classroom  

 @AstridO6enheym  

astrid.o6enheym@innofun.nl  December  2013  

We  believe  in:  •  Knowledge  crea2on  in  a  challenging  work  

en  learning  environment  •  Knowledge  crea2on  by  collabora2ng  and  

knowledge  sharing  •  Knowledge  crea2on  with  technology    Our  themes    •  Innova2on  Educa2on2.0  •  Knowledge  Management  •  IT  &  Social  Media  •  Tablets  •  Employer2.0  •  Blended  Learning  •  Social  Networking  •  Blended  Learning  •  Flipping  The  Classroom  •  Personal  Learning  Networks  (PLN)  

Experience.  Inspire.  Act  

Our  partners  and  clients    

What    is    

crea)vity?  

 Is  this  crea)vity?  

THIS?  

Socra)ve  for  toddlers!  Who  was  crea)ve  here?  

The  capacity  to  draw  conclusions  from  exis2ng  knowledge  and  to  apply  it  in  situa2ons,  genera2ng  new  ideas,  

perspec2ves  and  products.  

Why  is  a  crea)ve  mind  important?  

Cri2cal  thinking    

Informa3on  literacy  Flexibility  

Problem  solving  Crea)vity    

Communica2on  

Social  media    literacy  

ICT    literacy  Self-­‐control  

Ini2a2ve  

adaptability  

Personal    leadership  

responsibility  

Ways of

thinking �Ways of �

WORKING �By means of 21st

century tools �

Inquiring  a?tude  

By means of 21st

century SKILLS�

collabora3on  

State  of  mind  

Resilient  

Curious  mind  Independent  mind  

Decisional  mind  

Collabora2on  seeking  mind  

Solu2on  focussed  /  purposeful  mind  

Divergent/  convergent  thinking  

Cri2cal  thinking  Moral  thinking  

Analy2cal  thinking    

Not  only  for  new  jobs!  

How  to  create  a  crea2ve  classroom?    

Pedagogical  knowledge  with  social  Media  &  ICT    

21st  century  skills  teachers  

Digital  infrastructure  

Content  knowledge  

Facilita)ng

 leadership

 

Innova)ve  school  environment  

Social  media  &  ICT  tools  

Engaging    learning  environment  

Holis)c  perspec)ve  

Our  pedagogy:  6  steps  model    

Learning  cycle  with    

social  media  and  ICT  

Virtueel  

(Re)tweet  

Social  media  ques)ons  

Groups  

value  /    Best  prac)sing  

Feedback  reasoning  

5.  Validate  

4.  Present  3.  Learning  interac)on  

2.  Select  informa)on  

1.  Ac)vate  prior  knowledge  /  sharpen  learning  ques)on  

Student  as  ac)ve  crea)ve  learner  Teacher  as  crea)ve  educa)onal  designer  ,  coach  and  validator    

6.  Reflect  

2013:  500  teachers    200  school  principals  /  governors  

Crea)ve  classrooms  results  

Students  as  journalists  Literacy  and  wri)ng  skills  

Anima2e  werkproces  maken  

Japan  launched  a  surprise  aXack    in  Pearl  Harbour    at  the  7th  of  

December  1941  

Describe  an  event  from  the  second  world  war:  •  Make  an  anima2on  about  this  event.  

•  Make  and  share  anima2ons  •  Easy  and  simple  •  You  have  to  determine  loca2on,  background,  

characters    and  the  story.  •  Informa2on  will  become  a  moving  anima2on.    

.  

Digital news agency 21st century skills: collaboration, creativity, critical thinking skills, ICT literacy

Interac)on  by  means  of:  •  I  like  •  Reac)on  •  Reac)on  on  reac)on  

Learning  assignment  •  Make  a  Fakebook-­‐profile  

based  on  a  historic  figure  •  App  this  to  other  classmates  •  Take  a  look  at  2  profiles  of  

other  children  and  post  your  feedback.  

•  Wednesday  we  con2nue  with  this  assignment  in  the  class.    

FAKEBOOK  

What  we  do  or  what  we  are  going  to  do  we  publish  it  on  our  

own  page.  

Interac)on  by  means  of    .        Sharing  •  Reac)on  •  Reac)on  on  reac)on  

Learning  assignment:  •  Make  a  Mind-­‐map  about  

Egypt  in  the  2me  of  the  Pharaohs  

•  Share  your  Mind-­‐map    with  other  children  

•  Give  feedback  on  2  Mind-­‐maps    of  other  children.    

•  Adjust  your  Mind-­‐map  if    necessary.  

Make  an  instruc)on  video  about  a  math  topic.  

Skype Interview with Jaspers dad, he is a

soldier in Afghanistan

•  Tomorrow we have an interview about Afghanistan with Jasper’s dad

•  Ask your parents what they know about the situation in Afghanistan.

•  Which questions would you like to ask Jasper’s dad ?

•  What have we learned from the interview?

My  dream:    every  school  a  crea)ve  school  

With  Kind  regards

Astrid  OXenheym  MLE/ME

Senior  educa2onal  advisor  /  manager  innova2on  &  business  development

Å    mobiel:  06-­‐12178003;  tel:  076  5245500    email:  astrid.oXenheym@innofun.nl @AstridOXenheym

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