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Establishing and Assessing the Paradigm Shift: From Instructor-focused Teaching to Student-Focused Learning Carrie Bartek Dr. Mary Pearce Dr. Christopher Roddenberry Wake Technical Community College Raleigh, NC
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The Wake Tech Way: Best in the World www.nbcolympics.com
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President of the Year
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What can we do to prepare our students for a global advantage? Help them learn how to Analyze problems, Evaluate options and Create solutions
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ACEThinking for Life Student Learning Initiative (ACE) Provide a conceptual model – Blooms Taxonomy Create measurable student learning outcomes Assess and report these outcomes
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The Conceptual Model: A New Kind of Vision
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Our Conceptual Model Anderson, L.W., et al. A Taxonomy For Learning, Teaching, And Assessing: A Revision Of Blooms Taxonomy Of Educational Objectives. New York: Longman Press, 2001.
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Creating Design, Develop, Propose Evaluating Critique, Justify, Predict Analyzing Classify, Compare, Differentiate Applying Apply, Compute, Role-play Understanding Explain, Identify, Summarize Remembering Define, Identify, Recall Blooms LevelsRelated Verbs
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ACE Initiative (The Process) 1.Teach the model to teachers 2.Develop questions and grading rubrics emphasizing Blooms model (and verbs) 3.Become more systematic in creating and evaluating student work
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Mathematical Reasoning as CT: Interpreting a Data Table
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Creating Design, Develop, Propose Evaluating Critique, Justify, Predict Analyzing Classify, Compare, Differentiate Applying Apply, Compute, Role-play Understanding Explain, Identify, Summarize Remembering Define, Identify, Recall Blooms LevelsRelated Verbs
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Quantifying Student Performance
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Example of Results - Math Learning Objective 11 - After completing this course, the student will analyze data. This will be demonstrated by their ability to analyze the data in a table and create the appropriate model.
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Example of Results -Math The handout Functions by Graphs is used for generating a discussion of key concepts the students must know for Test 1 in MAT 161. Upon completion, students will successfully analyze the graph of the function and interpret the rate of change of the function.
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Example of Results: Sciences Objective 16: Evaluate the risks associated with geologic hazards.
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Assessment Instructor Portfolio Samples Common questions on exams or common exams
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The Spectrum of ACE Implementation Quantitative Data Qualitative Data
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The Paradigm Shift Instructor- Centered Content-driven Passive learning Individual learning Instructor as knowledge disseminator Learner Centered Outcome driven Active-learning Collaborative learning Instructor as learning facilitator
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Challenges
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www.waketech.edu ACE Initiative at bottom of webpage cebartek@waketech.edu
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