The teacher divided the class into 6 groups and had each group create a visual-verbal illustration based on a randomly assigned type. Each group was given 7 minutes to finish their illustration and decide how to present it through reporting, dance, song, or explanation. Groups were graded based on rubrics agreed on by the teacher and class, applying John Dewey's philosophy of learning by doing through a differentiated group activity.
The teacher divided the class into 6 groups and had each group create a visual-verbal illustration based on a randomly assigned type. Each group was given 7 minutes to finish their illustration and decide how to present it through reporting, dance, song, or explanation. Groups were graded based on rubrics agreed on by the teacher and class, applying John Dewey's philosophy of learning by doing through a differentiated group activity.
The teacher divided the class into 6 groups and had each group create a visual-verbal illustration based on a randomly assigned type. Each group was given 7 minutes to finish their illustration and decide how to present it through reporting, dance, song, or explanation. Groups were graded based on rubrics agreed on by the teacher and class, applying John Dewey's philosophy of learning by doing through a differentiated group activity.
John Dewey’s Progressivism Philosophy on Education which is learning by doing is applied in this differentiated skill group activity. The class is divided into 6 groups. Each group is assigned to make 1 visual-verbal illustration. The class will draw lots as to what type of visual-verbal illustration each group will make. Each group is given 7 minutes to finish their output and they will be the ones to decide as to how they are going to present their output whether through reporting or through a dance or song presentation or simply explanation. Each group will be graded based on the rubrics agreed R upon by the teacher and the whole class. E F CHRISTEL ANN L. ESCALA L Teacher - I E C T I O N Objective 13 Reflection (LP Quarter 2) John Dewey’s Progressivism Philosophy on Education which is learning by doing is applied in this differentiated skill group activity. The class is divided into 6 groups. Each group is assigned to make 1 visual-verbal illustration. The class will draw lots as to what type of visual-verbal illustration each group will make. Each group is given 7 minutes to finish their output and they will be the ones to decide as to how they are going to present their output whether through reporting or through a dance or song presentation or simply explanation. Each group will be graded based on the rubrics agreed upon by the teacher and the whole class.