How the Internet Aids Students in Discovery Learning By Sara Kleiner Education 509Sara Kleiner
Contents Slide 1 Title Slide 2 Contents Slide 3 Idea behind Discovery Learning Slide 4 Discovery Learning Approach Slide 5 Technology and the Internet Slide 6 Discovery Learning sites should include… Slide 7 Additional features to look for Slide 8 Discovery Kids Slide 9 Education Place Slide 10 Arts Connected Slide 11 Conclusions
Idea Behind Discovery Learning Students are more likely to remember concepts that they discovered themselves through their own exploration and hands-on approach.
Discovery Learning Approach Interaction with the environment. Manipulation of objects. Performing experiments. Handling difficult questions. Build on what you already know. Discover interconnectedness between concepts and ideas.
Technology and the Internet Discovery Learning reaches a new level both in school and at home. A wonderful resource for students, teachers and parents. All topics can be explored in a Discovery Learning modality.
Discovery Learning Sites Should Include… Interactive programs Choices Various ability levels Positive reinforcement
Additional Features to Look for Music Eye-catching graphics Video Easy to navigate the site Cross-curricular activities Ways to incorporate and expand ideas into lesson plans.
Discovery Kids Educational games Educational puzzles Following directions Multiple science sections Educational Video Fun Graphics
Education Place Cross-curricular activities Lots of activities and ability levels Easy to navigate Fun graphics and large lettering Graphic organizers Teacher-guided activities & resources Positive reinforcement
Arts Connected Various art forms Games Famous works of art Line forms and shapes Design your own garden Multiple ability levels Discover history through art Positive reinforcement
Conclusions The Internet brings learning to life. Students become engaged in the learning process when they have control of their learning experiences. Offers additional practice and follow up activities for students in school and at home.
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