LEARNING TEAM PRESENTATION Guillaume Jorquera Antoine Terninck Hélène PouilleJordan Rhoum The 1st of June, 2011 ENSGSI Engineering School.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Tandem learning method for professional training Basic Ideas, Concepts and Methods.
Advertisements

Thinking Skills and Personal Capabilities Unit 1
An Introduction to Teamwork
PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING & CAPACITY BUILDING
1 Small group teaching. 10/10/ What is a small group: Small groups are not determined by number, but by certain characteristics: – Active student.
CCE GUIDELINES FOR CLASSES 6 TO 8
Educational Platform Cheryl Urbanovsky. I believe education is a calling. As educators, we are called to walk with our children as they begin their journey.
NET Section, CDI. Grammar and e-learning for Communication (GEL.com) This project: was launched initially with a view to encouraging participating schools.
Our team: CHAMBLAIN Nicolas ENJOLRAS Manon HEBREARD Clément SOULIE Fabien.
Cross-Curricular activity By Carlos Ueno Jacue. School: IES LA VEGA DE SAN JOSÉ Teacher(s): Carlos Ueno / Jerónimo / Margarita Form/N. of students: Up.
Problem Based Lessons. Training Objectives 1. Develop a clear understanding of problem-based learning and clarify vocabulary issues, such as problem vs.
What should learners understand? Defining Understanding Goals for Disciplined Inquiry.
Formative Assessment of Learning Tutors: Nilza Costa & Marta Abelha & Lúcia Pombo Technical Support: Helder Caixinha & Susana Caixinha.
1 TALK 5 Anita Pincas Course Design 2 – PART A The pedagogic media - continued.
Distance pre-service teachers’ perceptions of the effectiveness of their pedagogical courses in preparing them for their practicum By Asst. Prof. Belgin.
Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Teaching Malcolm Potts, Qatar University, February Benefits and Preparation.
“HAVE YOU GOT PROOF? A LOOK AT THE DATA” THE SELF KEN WALLIS.
English Word Origins Grade 3 Middle School (US 9 th Grade) Advanced English Pablo Sherman The etymology of language.
ASSESSMENT& EVALUATION Assessment is an integral part of teaching. Observation is your key assessment tool in the primary and junior grades.
Training Methods Presentation method Hands on method
WISDeM Jly-03 William A.Janvier & Claude Ghaoui, Liverpool John Moores University, UK. 1 Bill Janvier & Claude Ghaoui Liverpool John Moores University.
E-learning Strategies for SLT Xia Qing Shanghai International Studies University.
By Weizmar Lozada. Content-based Instruction Use of content from other disciplines in language teaching. Build on students’ previous knowledge. Students.
1 USING EXPERT SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY FOR STUDENT EVALUATION IN A WEB BASED EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM Ioannis Hatzilygeroudis, Panagiotis Chountis, Christos Giannoulis.
1 Helping you discover your own personal leadership style using Meyers Briggs using Meyers Briggs Nick Mathys, Ph.D. Leadership Assessment.
Rethinking Computers and Instruction.  2007 report released by ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education).  Indicates ALL students, regardless.
Digital Learning Resources (e-Content) Development Process Senthil Kumar 14th November 2011.
Chapter 4. Writing Collaboratively © 2010 by Bedford/St. Martin's1 There are three basic patterns of collaboration: collaboration based on job specialty.
Chapter 4. Writing Collaboratively © 2012 by Bedford/St. Martin's1 You can collaborate with others in three basic ways: collaborating face to face collaborating.
Chapter 3. Writing Collaboratively and Using Social Media © 2013 by Bedford/St. Martin's1 Collaboration has six advantages: It draws on a greater knowledge.
Chapter 4 Writing Collaboratively. Collaboration based on job specialty Collaboration based on the stages of the writing process Collaboration based on.
Jonghwi PARK ICT in Education, APEID UNESCO Bangkok How to Design Project Based Learning : Lesson Plan.
Summary A recent study found that almost 65% of all commercial ships have multinational crews. Over 10% of the fleet has crews with members from five.
Communicative Language Teaching
Problem based learning (PBL) Amal Al Otaibi CP, MME.
Cooperative Learning in the Classroom
Supporting the provision of quality, inclusive children’s services National Quality Framework Preparation Working Groups Session 4.
Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages CELTA.
How to be a driving force in eLearning The 2nd Promise Conference Francisca Soares PORTUGAL Prague, September 15th – 19th 2004.
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. Learning to Learn Module Information.
The qualities of an effective teacher presented by Grema Malam Mamadou—MA in education: Curriculum and Instruction—ELT advisor.
Source : The Problem Learning and innovation skills increasingly are being recognized as the skills that separate students who are.
CHAPTER 3 Strategy Cards for: Communication with Colleagues, Students, & Families.
Problem-based Learning Cherdsak Iramaneerat Department of Surgery Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital 1PBL.
Learning to Learn This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This [publication] communication reflects the views only of the.
“…the ability to think and act flexibly with what one knows.” David Perkins in Teaching for Understanding, Wiske et al (1998)
Urban Mathematics Education Leadership Academy Session 2 May , 2009 Irving, TX.
Our virtual collaboration space (wiki) Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach Will Richardson.
TEACHING WITH BEAR. Getting started with Bear The Benefits Teachers’ comments: –Children want to communicate and interact –They identify English time.
Mathematical Literacy Roland O’Daniel, Jo Ann Mosier KCTM October 2007.
And LEARNING SYTLE. Extroverts Extroverts focus on the outer world of people and things. Extroverts need interaction with people. In school extroverts.
Knowledge is fixed and need only to transfer from teacher to students is based on constructive and transformation process through learning process Learning.
Virtual LSP workshop 21st century skills in focus Budapest Business School College of Commerce, Catering and Tourism Language Department Asztalos Réka.
Krasnova Nadezhda RUSSIA,KALININGRAD. Problem: Future marine engineers demand skills in English The need for knowledge of English learners in professional.
©2013 Global Insights Consulting, LLC Neethling Brain Instrument™ NBI™ Thinking Preferences and Leadership Neethling Brain Instrument™ NBI™ Thinking Preferences.
Competencies and consequences … choices to make April
Working with other adults to support bilingual learners.
Course goals During the course the students will develop their product development expertise by gaining knowledge on product life cycle impacts, on material.
Cognitive implications of using an artifact for real-time evaluations
Skills by stealth Introducing academic culture to low level
What is feedback?. Giving feedback “ module 17” By: Rana Rihan Submitted to: Dr Suzan Arafat.
Self Directed learning
Aviation English Training Methodologies: a discussion
JIGSAW PUZZLE a didactical implementation for teaching
WIKIS: Collaborative Writing in Foreign Language Classrooms
Rethink the Box.
Kahoot & Quizlet Live.
Tutorial session what is it?
Kahoot & Quizlet Live.
Presentation transcript:

LEARNING TEAM PRESENTATION Guillaume Jorquera Antoine Terninck Hélène PouilleJordan Rhoum The 1st of June, 2011 ENSGSI Engineering School

« C LASSIC » S YSTEM Teacher Established by the teacher Marks Limited by the establishment Aspects KnowledgeApproachEvaluationTime S ELF D IRECTED L EARNING Expert, Anyone Built by the learner Auto- evaluation Defined by the learner LEARNING TEAM BUT... LEARNING WHAT ?

LEARNING TEAM... WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY TEAM ? Work preferences Personalities English levels

VISUAL / GLOBAL / INTUITIVE / ACTIVE NOT COMPLETER FINISHER AT ALL… 655 INTP 845 INFP 725 ENFP 765 ESTP LEARNING TEAM... Who are we ?

Team objectives: - To define ourselves as a learning team : to create a real work system -To integrate personal development in the team working : to make a link between the personal development and the learning team. - To experiment leading situations during meetings: a group of thirteen student. WHAT DID WE WANT TO DO ?

Self directed learning objectives: - To be leaders in self directed learning in the GAIA team : to share our self-directed learning experience, - To have evolutive objectives : to classify all the objectives. - To develop professional English - To define the place (time, topic, resources, evaluation) of english and self directed learning in the project - To have a sustainable correction - To create an interactive and collaborative platform

WHAT DID WE DO ? Definition of personal and learners profiles -To define us as a learning team. We created our own work system -To integrate personal development in our approach, -To make feedback sessions -To do a work on the MP3 comments : definition of several objectives

-Meetings with GAIA team -To clarify the common objectives and to be team managers. WHAT DID WE DO ? -Development of a good approach of meetings -Improvement of our English skills -To share our self directed learning GAIA Team / GSI Team:

WHAT DID WE DO ? GAIA team: -Have an easy communication with the group and tutors -Creation of the wikispace -Building of a glossary -Everyone can share documents GSI team -Sharing of our self directed learning reports on the Wikispace -Creation of some methods to improve our communication capacity

-Tests (MBTI, ILS…), - Tools (Language passport), -Work sessions -Tests (MBTI, ILS…), - Tools (Language passport), -Work sessions To work on our personal and group difficulties To define our Comfort Zones, and English comfort zones THE COMFORT ZONES

 One person in charge of English - Motivation in the GSI team:  To manage Time and Tasks for English sessions - Concerning English work:  To change the environment of working - Concerning work in general:  Importance of the Game Dimension - Concerning English : THE MOTIVATION IN A LEARNING TEAM

SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING AND EVALUATION  Importance and difficulty of the process  One of the most important part of the self-directed learning Glossary  Gather knowledge's and have a perennial approach Feed-backs  Be clear on decisions and avoid confusions Language passport  Position ourselves more precisely in our level in of learning Evaluation by third  One member evaluate in real time the other

SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING AND TIME  Difficulty on the fact that the work is less efficient in English  Importance of the alternation of the languages.  Find the time to practice during time-work without loosing efficiency  Importance of the flexibility to keep on the motivation

THE GAIA LEARNING TEAM… MORE THAN LEARNING ENGLISH! To know their skills and their own field of working  Time  Listening  Many surprises To teach a method to an other group  The example of the mood board To understand the approach used by a group  An example with architectural approach

Thank you for your attention… any questions ?