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Introduction to the School Based Teacher Development programme (SBTD)- Transforming Classroom Practices (TCP)School Based Teacher Development programme (SBTD)- Transforming Classroom Practices (TCP) is a key dimension of UNRWA’s Education Reform Strategy. The programme seeks to improve teaching and learning practices in the UNRWA classroom through developing interactive pedagogies or ways of teaching that will engage children more effectively in their learning. The SBTD is paving the way for comprehensive in-service training for all UNRWA teachers. There are six Open and Distance Learning modules and each of these focus on different aspects of teaching and learning that together provide an overview of many different approaches and ways to develop quality teaching and learning in UNRWA Schools. The text modules are interactive and ask the teacher to reflect on their practices, try new approaches and consider the impact they have on the children’s learning and motivation. Intro to Module 1 Developing Active PedagogiesUnit 1. Creating a variety of active teaching and learning strategiesThe first unit in Module 1 begins by examining how the role of the teacher and the way they work has developed over the years and what impact this is having on children’s learning and achievements. The notion of learning being an ‘active’ process is at the heart of this unit and module. It asks teachers to examine what they currently do in their classroom through reflective exercises and then provides, through Case Studies and activities, a range of interactive strategies such as brainstorming, working in pairs and group, to make their teaching more active and engaging for children.Unit 2. Exploiting the local environment as a learning resourceThis unit looks beyond the classroom to the local physical environment and to the community a srich resources to enhance the active nature of teaching and learning in school. The Unit’s Case Studies and activities focus on different ways to use local resources such as using the school grounds to develop children’s mapping skills, having experts from the community share their expertise with the children and stimulate their thinking and broaden their outlook.Unit 3. The learner-centred, educationally stimulating, classroom environmentThis unit looks at how teachers can manage and organise their classrooms so that it is more interesting, stimulating and supports children’s learning and builds their self-esteem. It examines different ways to organise classroom furniture, to use the walls for displays to stimulate interest and promote thinking. The unit discusses how to include the children in brightening the classroom environment.Unit 4. Developing professional knowledge and skillsThis unit explores the ideas and beliefs behind Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for teachers. It examines how important it is for teachers to be open to new ideas and ways of working, and to always strive to improve their understanding of teaching and learning towards ensuring that more children are actively engaged in learning and gain in self-confidence. Through the case studies and activities teachers are introduced to ways to reflect on their practice such as, sharing ideas and planning with colleagues to try out new ideas and thus build up communities of practice where each teacher supports and helps the other teachers.Intro to Module 2:Learning focused classroom practicesUnit 5Expectations as the key to effective teaching and learningResearch has shown that how a teacher perceives a child as a learner can have very significant impact on the child’s success as a learner, both negatively and positively. This unit explores how to develop a supportive environment and encourages the use of more positive ways of interaction within the classroom, such as using praise and encouragement which is appropriate to each child’s stage of development. It stresses the importance of keeping an open mind rather than closing down the options on a child’s and being prejudiced against a child because they come from a certain part of town or are from a certain family or look a certain way. Unit 6/7 Building successful communities of learning (double TDU)This unit explores different strategies to help children participate more actively in their learning. The emphasis is on building a supportive environment where children can feel safe in taking risks in their learning and are not ridiculed if they do not understand. Using group work in different ways to engage the pupils intellectually, socially and emotionally is a major focus of this unit. Unit 8 Celebrating learning success Celebrating children’s success in learning can have a significant impact on the child’s perception of themself as a learner and make the difference between success and failure. The unit, therefore, explores how ways, such as displaying and talking with children about their work, helping them develop their sk
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