Horticulture 201 AET 520, Instructional Module Snapshot John GaffordFebruary 13, 2014 Wally Hedgecock
Overview Background Performance-based Objectives Content-based Instructional Strategy Formative Assessment Bag It and Ship It (conclusion)
Background Don’t Look Here – Just Listen
Performance-based Objectives ENTRY LEVEL College Student Given 5 different plant species name all 15 plant anatomical structures (internal and external) Explain the 6 functions of the Root System Explain the 5 functions of the Shoot System Without any errors.
Performance-based Objectives ADVANCED LEVEL College Student Given 3 infected plants (diseased or pest infestation) evaluate the correct diagnosis 100% of the time Create a solution to each plant’s problem using the principles of plant nutrition or pest control. SUMMITIVE Assessment
Content-based Instructional Strategy Lectures – Research – Student Presentations Laboratory – Research – Factuality Lead Demonstrations – Student Lead Explanations of Results Field Work – Research – Working Farms – Internships BUILDING BLOCK APPROACH SYNCHRONOUS ASYNCHRONOUS
Formative Assessment 5 Strategies Questioning Discussion Observation Peer and Self-Assessment Constructive Quizzes
HARVEST That means its over – Conclusion
HORTICULTURE 201 Wally Hedgecock
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