Using Technology to Boost Student Learning of Energy Concepts
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Using Technology to Boost Student Learning of Energy Concepts
Stacy MaynardTwitter: @smaynar2
www.stacytmaynard.wordpress.comhttp://edmodo.com/stacymaynard
Why Students Need the Common Core
• Need for Common Core– It is a global market meaning my job is going to be
filled by 1:1billion rather than 1:100 potential applicants.
Agenda
Welcome, Cooperative LearningEngage: Sound stationsExplore – Noise in the communityExplain – Technology, PBL & 5-E ModelExtend – NGSS & ELA Evaluate – Socrative Exit Ticket & Raffle
Take Away
Apply concepts to your own needs.Critique a key point and Develop a Logical
Argument. Contemplate how ELA can become a part of
your Science Unit.Integrating Technology everyday into your
curriculum.How PBL and the 5-E Learning Model can make
it all work.
Who am I and Who are You?
Me?
You?• Google Forms Survey Google Docs • Open Forms, create, paste URL onto Doc. C/P
into tiny URL, C/P new URL for students’ use.
Wordle
• Wordle
• What are ways you could use Wordle as a writing prompt in your science class?
Anyone know how to do this?
• Medieval Help Desk
Cooperative Learning Activity
Mix, Pair, Share• “What is one way you are proud of using
technology in your classroom?”
1. Write down your response onto the notecard.2. Begin walking around the room.3. Stop when the music ends, share your response
with an elbow buddy.4. Begin the process again.
Engage + Testable ELA Claims
• Sound Stations– Engage in exploration and collecting evidence
before I provide details.– Illustrate, Claim, Evidence, (Reasoning?) Yes!
– Explore, Write, Communicate, Debate, Research• ELA Common Core Claims
Explore & PBL
• PBL ExplainedHarmful sounds in the community: Sound Pollution– Critical thinking, – Collaboration, – CommunicationProblem: Community is complaining about noise made by a newly constructed wind turbine.
Explain – Technology
• Necessary to advance students as 21st C. learners and have the ability to connect later in life skills.
• How have you taught your students to use their primary source of information (the Internet)?
• Provides an opportunity to engage multi-cultural learning experiences regardless of demographic.
• Assists in cross-curricular implementation; a significant factor in NGSS and Common Core.
Explain – PBL & 5-E Learning Model
• Student driven – Teacher facilitated– Driving question is created by students.– Method of problem solving is developed by
students. (student-led investigations)– Technology and evaluating evidence is part of the
investigation.– Formative assessment is on-going throughout the
unit. Creating artifacts and checking for understanding drives instruction.
5-E Learning Model
• Models the Constructivist Learning Theory• Formative Assessment is on-going; throughout the
unit.• Begins with the end in mind; modeling Project
Based Learning.• Its origins can be traced to the early 20th C. and
Johann Herbart who studied the benefits of an instructional model that begins with student current knowledge and how new ideas realate. (Herbart, 1901)
Engage
Explore
Explain
Extend
Explain: 5 E Learning Cycle Model
Evaluate
Inquiry-based Learning Model
“5-E Learning Cycle” Model (Trowbridge and Bybee 1990)
PD session – 5-E example
• Cooperative Learning – Mix, Pair, Share• Engage – Sound stations• Explore – Noise in the community• Explain – Technology, PBL & 5E• Extend – NGSS & ELA • Evaluate – Socrative Exit Ticket & Raffle
Extend – NGSS & ELA
• Describe 3 reading strategies that you have used in your science class. Explain why you like these particular strategies.
• Share responses with a partner.
Let’s make a prediction about the upcoming text…
• We will be reading a poem called “Sound.”• Use the word splash vocabulary to write a
prediction statement about what the text may be about.
• Share with a partner.• Read the text and see how close your
prediction was.
Word Splash
Vibration
Hummmm
Energy
Slow
Sound
HighLow
Socrative
• Exit Ticket• Benefits– Immediate feedback– Grading is done– Adapt lesson based on results
Socrative
Thank you and Good Day
• Contact Information:Stacy Maynard
Twitter: @smaynar2www.stacytmaynard.wordpress.com
http://edmodo.com/[email protected]
419-343-3363Ida Elementary School: Ida, MI