The document provides an outline for a 3 hour orientation and induction programme for teachers. It includes the following:
- A review of the previous session through a circle discussion and consolidation of key points.
- A discussion on the advantages and limitations of different classroom seating arrangements. Groups will present different seating designs.
- An exploration of teaching methodologies including a comparison of teaching styles and methods. Groups will discuss examples.
- A lesson on the components of an effective lesson plan. Groups will collaboratively design a lesson plan and present one.
- An explanation of Bloom's Taxonomy and how to develop learning outcomes at different levels.
- A lesson on designing engaging starter activities, including working
The document provides an outline for a 3 hour orientation and induction programme for teachers. It includes the following:
- A review of the previous session through a circle discussion and consolidation of key points.
- A discussion on the advantages and limitations of different classroom seating arrangements. Groups will present different seating designs.
- An exploration of teaching methodologies including a comparison of teaching styles and methods. Groups will discuss examples.
- A lesson on the components of an effective lesson plan. Groups will collaboratively design a lesson plan and present one.
- An explanation of Bloom's Taxonomy and how to develop learning outcomes at different levels.
- A lesson on designing engaging starter activities, including working
The document provides an outline for a 3 hour orientation and induction programme for teachers. It includes the following:
- A review of the previous session through a circle discussion and consolidation of key points.
- A discussion on the advantages and limitations of different classroom seating arrangements. Groups will present different seating designs.
- An exploration of teaching methodologies including a comparison of teaching styles and methods. Groups will discuss examples.
- A lesson on the components of an effective lesson plan. Groups will collaboratively design a lesson plan and present one.
- An explanation of Bloom's Taxonomy and how to develop learning outcomes at different levels.
- A lesson on designing engaging starter activities, including working
Session 2 Duration: 3 hours Time: 10:00 – 1:00 Pre-requisite: Trainer must read Academic handbook page 7 – 11 and Appendix 3 for lesson planning sessions and refer to this with participants. Also read the staff/employee handbook for preparation and may give staff /employee handbook to the teachers.
Suggested Learning Online Teaching - Activity Time Break-
Topic Slide Resources Time Objectives up
To recall the Review Activity
salient points of -The trainer will welcome the participants. session 1 with Review of clarity and 10:00– Slide - Circle Time: the participants will form a whole class circle. Session 1 relevance to the 10 min 10:10 1-3 One by one they will share their learning points of Session 1. context Make sure each one gets chance to speak at least once.
Wrap-up: Consolidate all the key points of Session 1.
To discuss - Seating Arrangement advantages and -The trainer will divide the class into four groups and will PPT limitations of allocate different mode of learning; online, F2F regular & Flipcharts different seating POST COVID , blended and ask the participants to search markers arrangements and share the design of a classroom through flipcharts, along with the rationale of “why do they want the particular 10:10– Classroom Slide arrangement in their classroom?” Discuss with reference to 25 min 10:35 Management 4-5 the learners. - Elicit the considerations and limitations of seating arrangements. - The trainer will show different seating styles and discuss advantages and disadvantages. - The trainer through feedback of participants will fill in the slide – comparison of three seating arrangements. 10:35– Teaching To reflect on your Slide - The trainer will ask the participants to recall any best PPT 20 min 10:55 Methodology teaching style 6 -8 teaching instance or experience. -The trainer will ask two/three participants to share their teaching instance or experience. To explore and - Share the slides of teaching styles. discuss a list of Ask from participants: Difference between teaching style methodologies and method Method is a process by which a task is completed; a way of doing something While style is a manner of doing or presenting things. - Elicit teaching methods used on Session 1 - Complete the slide of teaching methods and role of teacher and student The City School Centre for Educational Professional Development
- Discuss their advantages and disadvantages in connection
with teaching style. To explore Trainer will share the task, importance of lesson planning components of a and highlight key features. Microsoft lesson plan Word Brainstorm on the elements of lesson plan - let them share what and why. Example: What: objectives , why do we write Flipcharts or objectives: to be clear and focused about the activities and A4 sheets To design a learnings in given time… like this explore all elements Markers lesson plan - Objective - Starter - Methodology - Assessment 10:55– Slide - Wrap-up/Plenary Lesson Planning 20 min 11:15 9 -15 - Evaluation - Value
Trainer will divide the participants in groups and will give
instructions for the task.: While working on padlet wall, use drag n drop, to match the descriptions of SMART objectives with the descriptions. OR participants can do it using flipcharts or A4 sheets
Create shared Word file using Microsoft tools.
Collaboratively groups will design a lesson plan and one of them will present the lesson plan. To explore the Trainer will share Bloom’s taxonomy and its elements in PPT elements and detail. Progression form LOT to HOT will be explained and A4 sheets application of discussed. Trainers are expected to read Bloom’s Taxonomy Markers 11:15– Bloom’s Bloom’s Slide and be prepared with multiple examples of Qs from different 10 min 11:25 Taxonomy Taxonomy 16-18 subjects.
Trainer will assign a task of designing Learning outcome,
based on any three level of B Taxonomy To be able to Trainer must explain the concept of Starter activity and Ppt design starter task discuss the 6Rs strategy. A4 sheets 11:25– Lesson Planning for a lesson. Slide Participants will work in same groups/channels , design and markers 10 min 11:35 STARTER 19-20 or class starter activity for the lesson topic and outcomes you had notebook written. Keep in mind the 6-Rs strategy discussed. 11:35– METHODOLOGY To discuss and Slide Trainer will elicit responses and discuss the stages of the Ppt 25 min 12:00 identify use of 21- 23 lesson methodology and management. Connect slide 22 with methodology at TCS Lesson plan format. different stages of the lesson to The City School Centre for Educational Professional Development
ensure ‘fitness-for- Volunteer participant to lead the discussion of task on slide
purpose’ 22. One volunteer elicit response, another volunteer fills in the table.
All participants go back into their respective groups/channel
and continue to build on to the lesson plan started. Write methodology of their lesson with learner activities to be conducted in each stage of the lesson To discuss Volunteer Participant leads discussion of slides 25, 26 and Ppt purpose and types 27 and 28. Trainer discusses the types of questions and of questions takes examples from participants. A4 sheets To formulate Trainer explains and leads discussion on factors of effective pens/ questions using questioning. markers Bloom’s Taxonomy. Participants continue to work in their respective groups/ channel. Use slide 30 as reference and complete the 12:00– practice task of designing a series of questions to ask 12:20 Effective Slide students in the lesson. 20 min Questioning 24-29 Trainer talk: Questioning is a method of identifying what students already know, the gaps in knowledge and understanding and scaffold the development of their understanding to enable them to close the gap between what they currently know and the learning goals.
Effective questioning can be used to develop critical thinking
skills in students as well as assess whether your students understand what you're teaching. To be able to Enlist resources, on the ppt slide, that a teacher needs for Padlet wall discuss the types conducting a lesson. (Volunteer Participants leads this task) Or use of resources in flipchart and their classrooms The trainer will share the slide of ‘Case Study’. Discuss the encourage 12:20– Managing and their Slide limitations of a classroom with no resources or lack of participants 10 min 12:30 Resources implication. 30-33 resources. Conduct task on changes brought to the to add their classroom and why? responses Sum up the discussion with slide – selecting and adapting regarding resources. “What” and “Why” 12:30– Wrap up/ Plenary To discuss Slide Trainer must explain the importance of plenary to wrap up a PPT 25 min 12:50 Making a Lesson importance of 34- 35 lesson effectively. Explain the slide 34. Plan wrap up. Flipcharts/ Slide 35: Encourage participants to work in groups/pairs and A4 sheets The City School Centre for Educational Professional Development
make the lesson plan using laptops/computers, if computer Markers
lab is available. They should email the lesson plan to the Or trainer for quick review and feedback. Computers/ laptops with Trainer can give feedback to the participants on the third MS word to day. However, it is recommended to at least check one make lesson plan as whole class so that each component of lessonplan lesson plan is checked and explained to all. To analyse Trainer discusses the ‘what’ and ‘why’ of reflection. PPT significance of Introduces the types of reflection and connects with an reflection for example. Asks participants to share examples of the types of Reflective improvement. reflection from their experience. Slide 12:50– 1:00 Practitioner/Self Guides participants on to writing reflective log. Connects with 10 -15 min 36-43 Evaluation the started activity that they had already practiced it. All participants to write a reflective log individually on their notepads or journals; as homework. Volunteer Participant shares his/her log on the next day.