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HOW CHILDREN LEARN

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HOW CHILDREN LEARN. ACTIVITY 1 . Have 3 pieces of paper. Be ready to make an origami – utility box. Follow the instructions given you. Verbal Directions only. verbal instructions with visual aid. Step 1: Fold a Blintz Base . Step 2: Open up the paper. Step 3: Fold in the 4 corners. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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HOW CHILDREN LEARN

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ACTIVITY 1

Have 3 pieces of paper. Be ready to make an origami – utility box.

Follow the instructions given you.

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VERBAL DIRECTIONS ONLY

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VERBAL INSTRUCTIONS WITH VISUAL AID

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STEP 1: FOLD A BLINTZ BASE.STEP 2: OPEN UP THE PAPER.

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STEP 3: FOLD IN THE 4 CORNERS.

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STEP 4: ONCE AGAIN, FOLD THE 4 CORNERS IN.

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STEP 5: FLIP PAPER OVER.

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STEP 6: ROTATE PAPER SLIGHTLY SO THAT YOU SEE A SQUARE. NOW FOLD BOTH THE TOP AND BOTTOM HALVES TO THE CENTER. CREASE WELL AND UNFOLD.

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STEP 7: FOLD BOTH THE RIGHT AND LEFT SIDES TO MEET IN THE CENTER.

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STEP 8: NOW BRING THE TOP FLAP OVER FROM THE RIGHT TO THE LEFT.

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STEP 9: FOLD THE TOP AND BOTTOM RIGHT CORNERS ON THE DIAGONAL AS SHOWN BELOW.

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STEP 10: NOW BRING BOTH FLAPS OVER FROM THE LEFT TO THE RIGHT.

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STEP 11: THIS TIME, WE'LL FOLD IN THE TOP AND BOTTOM LEFT CORNERS ON THE DIAGONAL AS SHOWN BELOW.

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STEP 12: NOW BRING ONLY THE TOP FLAP OVER FROM THE RIGHT TO THE LEFT.

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STEP 13: HERE COMES THE FUN PART....SHAPING OUR ORIGAMI BOX! PRY OPEN THE PAPER WITH YOUR FINGERS.

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PRESTO! YOU NOW HAVE YOUR ORIGAMI BOX!

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DEMO OF THE PROCESS OF ORIGAMI MAKING

Call on somebody to demonstrate how to make an origami box.

Display your origami boxes on top of your table.

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ACTIVITY 2 Get a copy of the Learning Style

Inventory and the Learning Assessment Style worksheets.

Accomplish the worksheets and determine your score per learning area.

Read the interpretation of your scores.

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LEARNING STYLES Common learning styles - Visual- Auditory- Tactile

Source: www.odessa.edu/dept/govt/dille/brian/

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Understanding how students learn starts by understanding how you as a teacher learn.

It is best achieved when insights gained from understanding psychological principles are valued and put into the teaching practice.

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CHARACTERISTICS OF LEARNING STYLES Visual

- Minds sometimes strays during verbal activities

- Observes rather than act or talk- Likes to read- Memorizes by seeing graphics- Finds verbal instructions difficult- Meticulous, neat in appearance- Notices details

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CHARACTERISTICS OF LEARNING STYLES Auditory

- Talks to self aloud- Enjoys talking- Easily distracted- Likes to be read to- Enjoys music- Hums or sings- Outgoing by nature- Enjoys listening activities

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CHARACTERISTICS OF LEARNING STYLES Kinesthetic

- Likes physical rewards- In motion most of the time- Likes to touch people when talking- Taps pencil or foot when studying- Enjoys doing activities- Poor speller- Tries new things- Outgoing by nature- Dresses for comfort

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CREATING A POSITIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

Teacher BehaviorTeacher CharacteristicsStudent BehaviorStudent CharacteristicsCurriculum TimeSchool PoliciesCommunity CharacteristicsClassroom Set-up

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UNDERSTANDING LEARNING STYLE WILL HELP YOU...

Determine why you learn the way you do. A good teacher knows his/her own strengths and weaknesses, as well as the basic understanding of the way students prefer to learn.

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Recognize how personality type affects one’s teaching style.

It is easy to teach students when their preferred learning styles are addressed.

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Develop varied strategies to help students with different learning styles.

Provide the most productive learning environment possible.

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APPLICATION Working by learning team, brainstorm

on teaching practices/strategies to ensure positive learning environment and address the different learning styles of learners.

Write these strategies on manila paper to be posted on the board.

Ask a representative from the group to read the output.

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Thoughts from William GlasserWe learn:10% of what we read20% of what we hear30% of what we see50% of what we both see and hear70% of what we discuss with

others80% of what we experience

personally95% of what we teach each other

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THANK YOU AND

MAY YOU ALWAYS

FIND JOY IN TEACHING!