LEARNING STYLES
The type of learner who processes information best when they are physically engaged during the learning process.
What is a kinaesthetic learner?
Six
How many levels of learning are there in Blooms taxonomy
What happens when students can take information and synthesise it into new situations?
What is stretch and challenge?
a 'hook' to settle the class and set the tone for the lesson
What are starter activities?
The type of learner who learns best by using pictures, images, and spatial understanding.
What is a visual learner
Appraise, Argue and Assess
What are three higher order thinking question starters beginning with 'A'
What are the four key features of a CLIL based lesson?
Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing
It is a collaborative learning strategy where students work together in pairs to solve a problem or answer a question
What is Think, Pair, Share?
The type of learner who learns best by hearing examples and listening to others
What is an Auditory learner
Judging the value of information or ideas
What is Evaluate in Bloom's taxonomy?
The gap between what students do and don't know
What is the Zone of Proximal Development(ZPD)?
A word based memory aid.
What is an ACROSTIC?
Name the four key learning styles
Kinaesthetic, Auditory, Visual, Reading/Writing
The areas of Bloom's taxonomy in order
Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create
Content, communication, cognition and culture
What are the 4 'C's of CLIL learning?
Name three strategies for developing vocabulary in a CLIL based lesson.
Any three from, word walls, student led 'bilingual' dictionaries, flash cards, vocabulary 'bingo', matching activities, 'cloze' activities - extra points for any that aren't on this list!!
Name four strategies for identifying and organising KNOWLEDGE in a CLIL based lesson
Tree Diagrams
Flow Diagrams
Timelines
Tables