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Neues Lernen

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Positive

Thoughts

Additional Information

The Approach

Background Information

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It is the result of a European Union Research Development project to optimise teaching and learning in the 21st century.

WOW!

The neurons in

our brains make

about

a million

connections

every second!

I'm Ronnie Neuron,your guide.

We're going to learn!

Background Information

Neues Lernen – a Comenius Project

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Why is the Neues Lernen Brain-friendly approach necessary?

Have you ever . . . . . ?

What a pity!Still . . .

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What is the Neues Lernen Brain-friendly approach?

Self-esteem is Self-esteem is the fuel for motivation.the fuel for motivation.

Self-esteem is Self-esteem is the fuel for motivation.the fuel for motivation.

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An open mind in a relaxed body empowers the long term memory.

Benefits

• Better Academic Results!

• Higher Self-esteem!

• Empowered Imagination!

• Stimulated Creativity!

• Team Building!• Good Relationships!

• Warm and Safe Atmosphere!

• SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS !

Background Information

What is the Neues Lernen Brain-friendly approach?

Neues Lernen makes Neues Lernen makes learning more effective.learning more effective.Neues Lernen makes Neues Lernen makes

learning more effective.learning more effective.

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Roger Sperry

Left Right

Words

Logic

Images

Creativity

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Scientific Background

we are all continu ing to learn!

The bra in and learning arevery com p lex subjects and. . .

Hemispheric Specialization

Details Big Picture

Use your whole brain.Use your whole brain.Use your whole brain.Use your whole brain.

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Triune BrainPaul MacLean

Neo-cortex

Intellectual Processes

Limbic System

Emotions

Reptilian

Survival, Freeze, Fight, Flight

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Scientific Background

Learning takes place Learning takes place when you are stress free when you are stress free

and motivated.and motivated.

Learning takes place Learning takes place when you are stress free when you are stress free

and motivated.and motivated.

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How has the Neues Lernen Brain-friendly tree grown?

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Application to/for Education

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People are different

confident

playful

risk-taking self-accepting

unique

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Application to/for Education

EverybodyEverybody learns differently! learns differently!

EverybodyEverybody learns differently! learns differently!

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Different learners actually havedifferent preferences.

Chinese Proverb:“I hear and I forget.I see and I remember.I do and I understand.”

Visual: pictures, colour…

Auditory: music, rhythm…

Kinesthetic: movement, touch…

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Key Concepts > Different Learning Styles

Use all your senses.Use all your senses.Use all your senses.Use all your senses.

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Externally

Internally

“A sense

of personal satisfaction

lies at the heart

of successful learning.”

Sir Christopher Ball

(Patron of SEAL)

attractive room, pictures, music,

good facilities, comfortable…

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Key Concepts > Learning Environment

Make sure Make sure you feel at ease.you feel at ease.

Make sure Make sure you feel at ease.you feel at ease.

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ETHI CAL

What makes learning difficult?

Why do students drop-out? Switch off? Rebel?

E M O T I O N A LLet’s remove the blocks!

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Key Concepts > Removing Barriers

Interest is Interest is the key to memory.the key to memory.

Interest is Interest is the key to memory.the key to memory.

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existential

naturalist

intrapersonal

interpersonal

kinaesthetic

mathematical

musical

linguistic

visual

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Key Concepts > Multiple Intelligences (Howard Gardner)

The more ways you teach The more ways you teach the more students you reach.the more students you reach.The more ways you teach The more ways you teach

the more students you reach.the more students you reach.

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Lozanov’s Goal:

access students’ potential

by tapping

into their reserve mental capacity

What a wonderful vision for education!

Come on!You can do lots more!

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Key Concepts > Reserve Capacity

You can learn moreYou can learn morethan you expect.than you expect.

You can learn moreYou can learn morethan you expect.than you expect.

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Remember your homework.

Quiet, please!

Do this for tomorrow.

This is a challenge!

Whatever you do, don’t think

of a purple cow!

See mistakes as steps on the learning ladder!

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Key Concepts > Positive Language

Think positive.Think positive.Think positive.Think positive.

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Dialogue form

Global and structured

Use of natural language

Key concepts emphasized

Reader - friendly, short lines

Source of learning activities

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Key Concepts > Texts

Dialogues are Dialogues are communicative.communicative.Dialogues are Dialogues are

communicative.communicative.

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Teaching should be such that what is offered is perceived as a valuable gift and not as a hard duty.

The most important motive for work in school and in life is pleasure in work, pleasure in its result, and the knowledge of the value of the result to the community.

Albert Einstein

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Key Concepts > Knowledge is a Treasure

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How can I, the parent, help?

•positive interest

•encouragement

•support

”Confidence is the supreme gift,

the greatest a parent can bestow

on their children.”

Susan Greenfield, Oxford University

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Key Concepts > Parents’ Contribution

Motivate, encourage Motivate, encourage and believe in your kids.and believe in your kids.Motivate, encourage Motivate, encourage

and believe in your kids.and believe in your kids.

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Positive

Thoughts

Additional Information

The Approach

Background Information

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Active Cross Crawls

Positive Cook’s Hook-Ups

Clear Brain Buttons

P

Energetic WaterE

C

A“Movement is a door

to learning”Paul Dennison

The Approach

Rituals > PACE

Warm up for learning.Warm up for learning.Warm up for learning.Warm up for learning.

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The Approach

Kaleidoscope > Overview

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multi-sensory

flash cards

emphasized pronunciation and repetition

mimes

student involvement

Introducing Vocabulary and Concepts

The Approach

Kaleidoscope > Presentation > Introduction

Whatever you learn, Whatever you learn, acquire it in a real situation.acquire it in a real situation.

Whatever you learn, Whatever you learn, acquire it in a real situation.acquire it in a real situation.

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“Music draws upon feeling and thinking

joining the emotional with the rational.

It brings out the best in a child or young

adult.”

Yehudi Manuhin

Teacher reads aloud to music

Participants read silently and take notes

Teacher emphasizes new concepts

Background music stimulates mental alertness

Learner begins internalising text

The Approach

Kaleidoscope > Presentation > Active Concert

Learning is state Learning is state of mind dependent.of mind dependent.Learning is state Learning is state

of mind dependent.of mind dependent.

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• Teacher reads naturally• Students focus on

listening• Music creates

concentrative relaxation

The Approach

Kaleidoscope > Presentation > Creative Concert

Revision is important.Revision is important.Revision is important.Revision is important.

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It covers two thirds of the total time

It includes:

Learning activities respecting learning styles.

Students taking an active role.

An encouraging and supportive atmosphere.

Self-esteem and team building activities.

The Approach

Kaleidoscope > Activation > Overview

Learning by doing.Learning by doing.Learning by doing.Learning by doing.

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Peripheral stimuliCards, board gamesMind maps (Tony Buzan)

VisualAuditory

SongsListening comprehensionRhymesRaps

KinaestheticMimingTotal Physical Response (TPR, James Asher)Games involving movement

The Approach

Kaleidoscope > Activation > Skill related Activities

Use all your Use all your language skills.language skills.Use all your Use all your

language skills.language skills.

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The Approach

Kaleidoscope > Activation > Impressions

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Revision with music

Relaxation accesses mental reserves

Learning barriers are overcome

Quieter music enhances the safe and secure atmosphere

The Approach

Kaleidoscope > Activation > Review Concert

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Reinforcement

Free use and/or different combinations of the language

Activation and transfer phases often overlap

Including: all language skills, mind mapping, categorize, link with old information, role-plays, conversation…

The Approach

Kaleidoscope > Creative transfer > Overview

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Positive

Thoughts

Additional Information

The Approach

Background Information

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• To develop and evaluate the method and material in the participating schools,

• To adapt the teaching material and lesson plans for use in classes with more students and less space,

• To translate the the dialogues into the respective partner schools’ native languages,

• To organize the teaching material according to a thematical curriculum,

• To develop new testing and evaluation possibilities that take different learning styles and intelligences as well as oral competency into consideration,

• To structure a training program enabling the participants to use the “Neues Lernen” approach and didactic elements in their teaching,

• To establish a basis for the development of further courses under Comenius 2.1.

Additional Information

Lingua 2 > Goals

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The project aims at training teacher trainers as well as designing, developing, and piloting teacher training materials for the dissemination of the Neues Lernen method & material (Neues Lernen Lingua 2 project, 72097–CP–2-2001).

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Comenius 2.1. > Goals

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Austria Pedagogical institute for in-service teacher trainingState teacher training college in Vorarlberg Department of adult educationFederal grammar school of Reutte

BelgiumSeGEC (General Secretary of the Catholic Teaching)

EnglandBrainfriendly Training

GermanyJena Plan school

HungaryILI International Languages Institute

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Comenius 2.1. > List of partners

IrelandDepartment of Education

MaltaThe University of Malta

PolandWolontariat Europejski

Principality of LiechtensteinAtelier “Neues Lernen” School Administration Liechtenstein

Russia (thanks to a generous sponsor)Centre for Ecology and Culture

SpainResource Centre for Foreign Languages

SwedenAsmundtorps school

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Visit www.neueslernen.li

Additional Information

Materials > Website

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Materials being developed under Comenius 2.1Neues Lernen Train the Trainer

Materials developed under Lingua 2

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Thanks to our Comenius 2.1 partners for their contributions to this presentationand a special thanks to Francesca and Michael for their technical support and Mark for his illustrations

Mark Fletcher: Teaching for Success

Many of the quotations in this powerpoint presentation are from this book.

Georgi Lozanov

Brain Gym:

Dennison, Paul & Gail; Brain Gym Teacher's Edition

Mind Mapping and Learning Techniques:

The Mind Map Book: Radiant Thinking: the Major Evolution in Human Thought;Tony and Barry Buzan

Student Success Secrets; Eric Jensen

Additional Information

Bibliography

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Positive

Thoughts

Additional Information

The Approach

Background Information