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TESOL Spring 2013 Katie McClintic Summer Peixoto TESOL 2013 It’s Alive! Blending Technology with Academic Materials for Engaged Learning

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TESOL Spring 2013

Katie McClinticSummer PeixotoTESOL 2013

It’s Alive! Blending Technology with Academic Materials for Engaged Learning

http://youtu.be/LKfrg6oIjh0

HOW CAN I WE AVOID THIS? ANYONE?

• Identify and demonstrate ways to use Web 2.0 to rejuvenate content based academic materials

• Empower and equip teachers with resources, examples, and models

• Share techniques for blending technology and pedagogy responsibly

SESSION GOALS

Ll’s can interact in meaningful practice that helps foster language acquisition and motivation (Chartrand, 2012)

 Multimedia resources can contribute to an increase in students motivation (Woo, Herrington, Agostinho, & Reeves, 2007)

WHY DO I NEED TO ENLIVEN ACADEMIC MATERIALS?

Ok, so we know these tools are useful….now what?

NOW WHAT?

Engaged learning

Constructing meaning in the classroom through activities and tasks

Teacher focuses more on individualized attention (group work, tasks, activities)

BENEFITS

BENEFITS

Ss can engage in collaborative learning

Higher levels of motivation for students 

Promotes constructivist theory

Allows for developing critical thinking skills in the classroom

DRAWBACKS

Lots of pre-lesson prep for the teacher

More teacher intensive outside of the classroom

Limited access to technology for Ss outside of classroom

Ss not doing the work outside of class

A simple definition… Web 2.0 tools are tools that allow users to create, collaborate, and share user-generate materials on-line.

WHAT IS WEB 2.0?

KATIE’S CHOICE

Content: Teaching/Learning in the 21st Century

Materials: Video. Gooogle Forms.

Delivery: Grammar discovery, informal research and analyses

Ss read an article and watched a video on content, then used grammar discovery to construct meaning, create a survey, analyze information, and write an essay.

Content: Netiquette

Materials: Video and handouts

Method: Flipped Lesson

Students watched the video at home and answered the questions.

In class-students worked in groups to prepare a top 5 list, then voted on a class top 5.

SUMMER’S CHOICE

WHAT IS A FLIPPED CLASSROOM?

PRACTICE SESSION

Think about a lesson that you’ve taught recently. How can you kick it up a notch to make in more engaging AND flow with TESOL Tech Standards.

In pairs, use the model to idealize your lesson. We’d like you to leave here with a plan.

AND REMEMBER…

Please view our wiki site for references and additional supporting materials.

REFERENCES