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Teaching Guide Quiz
What is the point of this guide?
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It provides a set of templates to make facilitatiing a workshop or other educational content easier.
Guidelines to help you manage situation that may come up when teaching.
Some teaching tops for anyone new to teaching.
All of the Above
What this guide isn't
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A bunch of rules you have to follow – we welcome you to get creative!
A comprehensive guide to good teaching – this is just a starter pack!
All of the Above
Where can I get help?
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For questions about Digital Dabblers, contact Daniel Johnson: daniel@digitaldabblers.com
For help with teaching or workshop prep, contact Katya Gorecki: kg2484@gmail.com
What is Backwards Design?
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Backward Design is a way of designing a course that starts with the learning objective – where you want students to be by the end – and develops a curriculum around it. If you aren’t sure where to start, this can help pull ideas together.
Backwards design is when you write everything in reverse order
Backwards design is when you walk backwards and speak backwards to confuse people 🙂
What are Steps of Backwards Design?
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Step 1: Identify Desired Results (learning objectives, workshop goals)
Step 2: Determine Acceptable Evidence (assessment methods, success criteria)
Step 3: Plan Learning Experiences (activities, materials)
Step 4: Finalize your plan (lesson plan, be flexible)
Step 5: Implement and Evaluate (conduct the workshop using the plan you created, be flexible)
Identify the components of a basic 2hr Workshop
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Welcome and introduction (15 minutes)
Art Demo (20-40 minutes)
Hands-on Work Time (40+ minutes)
Sharing work (20 minutes)
Wrap up (5-10 minutes)
Judge your classmates work and give them your honest feedback (no need to check with the teacher)
I have read the entire guide in this online course
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