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Booking it Online: Facilitating Book Studies using Online Campus Kim McDermon, Principal, Centerville Elementary Matthew Waymack, Director, Online Campus Michael Richards, Online Campus Kathleen OBrien, LSTC, Centerville Elementary
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WHAT IS GWINNETT ONLINE CAMPUS? We thought you could address this better than we could.
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HOW DOES IT WORK?. We thought you could address this better than we could.
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HOW DOES GWINNETT ONLINE CAMPUS SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL LEARNING? GOALS: We thought you could address this better than we could.
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KNOWLES THEORY OF ADULT LEARNING 1 Principal 1- Learners need to know how learning will be conducted, what learning will occur, and why learning is important Principal 2- self-directed learning is the ability of taking control of the techniques and of the purposes of learning. Principal 3- prior experience of the learner impacts learning in creating individual differences Principal 4- readiness to learn Principal 5- adults prefer a problem solving orientation in learning. Principal 6- Adults have high motivation to learn when the learner can gain the new knowledge to help them to solve important problems in their life.
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DID YOU KNOW? The 9.7 percent growth rate for online enrollments far exceeds the 1.5 percent growth of the overall higher education student population. 2
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LEVEL ONE Teachers receive 1 PLU Based on teachers participating in 5 monthly book study meetings Knowledge
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LEVEL TWO Teachers receive 2 PLUs Based on teachers participating 5 monthly book study meetings Teachers post a lesson on Gwinnett Online Campus and respond to 2 colleagues. Knowledge Implementation
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LEVEL THREE Teachers receive 2 PLUs Based on teachers participating 5 monthly book study meetings Teachers post a lesson on Gwinnett Online Campus and respond to 2 colleagues. Teachers gather data to demonstrate growth Application Implementation Knowledge
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TEACHER PERCEPTION
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TEACHER PERCEPTION- INCREASED CONVENIENCE
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TEACHER PERCEPTION- EASE
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TEACHER PERCEPTION- GREATER COMPREHENSION
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TEACHER PERCEPTION- DO AGAIN?
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TEACHER INTERVIEWS
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LEVEL TW0 Personalized Navigation Menu
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LEVEL ONE MEETING NOTES Snapshots
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FOCUS QUESTION/EXPECTATIONS
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DISCUSSION STRINGS
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LEVEL 3 Requires data showing how students performed before the implementation phase versus after the implementation phase.
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WORK SAMPLES- TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION TO DECREASE FRUSTRATION IN VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT Before After
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WORK SAMPLES- USING PICTURES TO DEEPEN MEANING Before After
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QUESTION AND ANSWER
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REFERENCES 1 Huang, H. (2002). Toward constructivism for adult learners in online learning environments. British Journal of Educational Technology, Vol 33 No 1 2002, 27-37 2 Allen, E., & Seaman, J. (2007). Online Nation: Five Years of Growth in Online Learning. Sloan- C
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