Week 11
Activity 11.3 - B: Using IWBs
Two ways that I thought of incorporating IWB to
the lesson provided were:
Have the word map saved to the IWB and it can be
left up throughout the class so that any student can add to it at any time by
the end of the unit it’s still all there. This helps because you have one big
collaborative map for the whole class. I have had teachers do it where each
student does it themselves but by the end it is hard to collaborate with
everyone because everyone’s is different, here you work together towards final
piece of work. This supports group learning and gives the students a sense of
control over their own learning as they are responsible for adding to the map.
Depending on the class it could be disorganized looking, abstract or it could
take on an organized or grouped form. This could give the teacher an idea on
class dynamics and the way the class as a whole learns. Students can add words
or pictures could even draw an illustration, it opens up possibilities, it
doesn’t have to be just words.
You could also use the IWB with the scrapbooks.
The students would have interactive scrapbooks so it would be easier to add
things they have created to it with less hassle and mess, also they have more
diversity in what they could add. They could add a video of their Readers Theatre
presentation as well as connected myths, pictures, and anything else they
wanted to add, it doesn’t have to be just paper pieces like a regular scrapbook
would entail. You could also have all scrapbooks available so that students at
any time can go up to the IWB and open a scrapbook for reference or continued
learning or even feedback. Again this promotes collaborative learning; if each student
is assigned a god/goddess they could teach the rest of the students about their
particular god instead of each student having to learn each one by themselves. It
also supports continual learning; it helps students to see their progress every
day, not just project by project, they get to see the unit as a whole. Also the
IWB allows to students to be creative, the scrapbooks could take on many forms
like mind maps or presentations like Prezi’s or Powerpoint, they could be in
list form or even collage form.
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