Open Education Network http :// www . open - ed. net e-Learning Strategies : how to improve your students’ grades Paul Kawachi FRSA Open University of China kawachi @ open-ed.net
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Dec 31, 2015
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Open Education Networkhttp :// www . open - ed. net
e-Learning Strategies :
how to improve your students’ grades
Paul Kawachi FRSA
Open University of China
kawachi @ open-ed.net
Open Education Networkhttp :// www . open - ed. net
e-Learning Strategies :
how to improve your students’ grades
Paul Kawachi FRSA
Open University of China
kawachi @ open-ed.net
http://www.open-ed.net / library / e-strategies.ppt
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some concrete proven ways
to improve your students’ grades
in classroom, blended, and online education
overview
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some concrete proven ways
to improve your students’ grades
among the five Domains of Learning. cognitive. affective. metacognitive. environment. management
overview
Open Education Networkhttp :// www . open - ed. net
some concrete proven ways
to improve your students’ grades
among the five Domains of Learning. cognitive. affective. metacognitive. environment. management
overview
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let's look at some definitions :
strategyemotionmotivation
definition
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'strategy' is defined as : a smallest unit of activity within a sequenceto achieve an aim or objective
initiated by the student comparing current situationwith a personal ideal, and given and opportunityand realistic expectation for success
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' emotion ' is defined as : results from comparing an ideal target statewith a current state
to discover the difference ∆ between
what one what one's wants got ∆
you can see these comparisons at many stages
what one what one's wants got ∆
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The diagram shows how the outcome from a lower activity through a negative-feedback loop creates a new perception of a higher activity, which when compared with the actual situation the difference ∆ then (given an opportunity, and holding a reasonable expectation of success) motivates the student to engage a lower activity.
The rate of achieving a goal is an affect, and the outcome of the comparison is an emotion.
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Ella Wheeler WILCOX 1850 ~ 1919
Self Determination
“One ship sails east, another sails west With the self same winds that blow It's the set of the sail and not the gale That determines the way they go "
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. One Ship Sails East
One ship sails east, another sails westWith the self same winds that blow.It's the set of the sail and not the galeThat determines the way they goLike the winds of the sea are the waves of fateAs we journey along through lifeIt's the set of the soul that determines the goalAnd not the storm and the strife . Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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It is It is not the gale not the gale but the set but the set of the sail that determines of the sail that determines the way you go …the way you go …
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motivation to learn :
There are four motivations to learn - vocational- academic- personal- social
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vocational extrinsic motivation to learn :
seeking qualification for a better job
vocational intrinsic motivation to learn :
acquiring skills for own future desires
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vocational extrinsic motivation to learn :
seeking qualification for a better job
vocational intrinsic motivation to learn :
acquiring skills for own future desiresenculturation within one’s job
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academic extrinsic motivation to learn :
want to pass exams, get good grades
academic intrinsic motivation to learn :
pursuing own intellectual interests
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academic extrinsic motivation to learn :
want to pass exams, get good grades
academic intrinsic motivation to learn :
pursuing own intellectual interestsacculturation into new discipline
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personal extrinsic motivation to learn :
prove one’s capability to others
personal intrinsic motivation to learn :
desire for self improvement
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personal intrinsic motivation to learn :
challenge - steady, recurrent, sporadic, one-shot
curiosity - sensory ( use combined multimedia ) - cognitive ( use novelty, inconsistency )
fantasy - near bridging, hugging - far bridging, modelling
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social extrinsic motivation to learn :
extracurricular sports, club activities
social intrinsic motivation to learn :
integrative, affiliative, lifelong learning
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social intrinsic motivation to learn :
acculturative S-T integrate into the discipline
affiliative S-Ss become a group member
interactive S-C negotiate meaning
aesthetic S-P lifelong learning
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Which is better – extrinsic or intrinsic motivation ?
extrinsic is sometimes (not always) mechanical and short-lived,whileintrinsic is always deep, personally meaningful and long-lived ( = in long-term memory )
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Each type has its own benefits :before an examination, extrinsic is efficient while in the early stages and in mid-courseintrinsic is effective and more efficient
The best policy is a strategic mix of both . . .
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extrinsic and intrinsic motivationsare related to a student’s individual Approach to Learning
There are 3 approaches plus learning styles and pathologies1 deep meaningful intrinsic2 surface syllabus-bound extrinsic3 strategic achieving organized good-attitude
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The learning styles and pathologies
- comprehensive holistic field-dependent- operational serial field-independent
- globetrotting dancing-around- improvidence inflexible no-initiative
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extrinsic and intrinsic motivationsare related to a student’s individual Approach to Learning
- deep meaningful approach, relating ideas to each other, with questioning and use of evidence,and intrinsic motivation to learn- surface reproducing approach,bounded by a syllabus, with fear of failure
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metacognitive. is knowing how to learn
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metacognitive. is knowing how to learn
in tomorrow’s knowledge-creating societyteachers and students each / all need to acquirecompetence and proficiency in
learning to learnthe aim is to become more efficient in learning
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knowledge + skills =. cognitive . skills = learning strategies
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knowledge + skills =. cognitive
awareness + opportunity + belief =. affective
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knowledge + skills =. cognitive
awareness + opportunity + belief =. affective included as affective is parental love …
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Parents can help build characterin the student from age 3 or 4 years
Of the four parenting styles ; -- allow freedom - authoritarian- disengaged- tough love
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‘tough love’ parenting is best to build character
a balanced mixture of confidence, warmth,and consistent discipline ; which develops
application - effort, self-attribution ( affective )empathy - social turn-taking ( environment )self-regulation - organization ( management )
improves mobility and opportunities
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be fully aware of Attribution Theory
AptitudeEffortsDifficulty
be aware ofintrinsic motivations, extrinsic motivations,and learned helplessness ( amotivation )
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knowledge + skills =. cognitive
awareness + opportunity + belief =. affective
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knowledge + skills =. cognitive
awareness + opportunity + belief =. affective
conditions, lighting, teacher, group ++ =. environment
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knowledge + skills =. cognitive
awareness + opportunity + belief =. affective
conditions, lighting, teacher, group ++ =. environment
technology + filing system + library =. management
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cognitive
affective
metacognitive = knowing all these
environment
management
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metacognitive
methods
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metacognitive
let’s look at . some concrete ways . to improve learning . and get higher exam grades
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metacognitive
i change your learning place
methods
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metacognitive
i change your learning placeii avoid others & focus on your own mind
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metacognitive
i change your learning placeii avoid others & focus on your own mind iii draw mind map including strategies
methods
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metacognitive
i change your learning placeii avoid others & focus on your own mind iii draw mind map including strategiesiv forget about learning styles
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metacognitive
i change your learning placeii avoid others & focus on your own mind iii draw mind map including strategiesiv forget about learning stylesv at end of course, focus only on the exam
methods
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metacognitive
i change your learning placeii avoid others & focus on your own mind iii draw mind map including strategiesiv forget about learning stylesv at end of course, focus only on the examvi don’t pursue learner autonomy
results
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results
expressly . . . to achieve higher grades
cognitive - collaborate as equal, question meaning,
practise new-new, new-old, old-new, old-old
affective - involvement and values, develop attitudes,
develop curiosity etc ( the intrinsic motivations )
metacognitive - support the child’s autonomy, initiate the motivations
illustrate modelling of learning to future life
environment - provide structure, soft music, space, health,
positive-friends, PTA
management - keep a tidy desk, hourly schedule ( with away time ),
homework, study together
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results
expressly . . . to achieve higher grades
How to encourage the student to engage, to interact with various meanings in the mind, to re-organize, to learn
Cooperative vs Collaborative
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You can download these slides freely from the website
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or by email to me at
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