Flipped learning _ EVO21_week3

Kevin Coleman contrasts „complaince“ to ?????

• self-control

• independence

• learning culture

• self-control

Which core values are still difficult to realise? (2 answers)

• learner autonomy

• motivation

• learner‘s grading each other

• student- centered learning

Learner autonomy implies that the teacher doesn't focus on the learner‘s

• Independence.

• grades

• self-control.

• responsibility.

Whereas in the past and traditional teaching, students are often blamed to be ? , the learning culture in the 21st century wants to generate motivation for one‘s learning process.

• unmotivated

• lazy

• apathetic

• uninterested

21st century learning culture depends highly on the evolution technology.

• Yes, totally.

• No, not at all.

• Technology can help, but it isn‘t absolutely required.

Which three elements are often still missing in successful teaching? (3 answers)

• dynamic presentations of the teacher

• collaboration

• differentiation

• support of technical equipement

• critical thinking

As fourth element, Kevin Coleman insists on

• the reciprocal teaching between teacher and student.

• grades.

• the irrevocable position of the teacher.

In this culture of compliance, the teachers aren't able to ..... (2 answers)

• make adequate formative assessments.

• make adequate summative assessments.

• give meaningful feedback.

• give feedback at all.

As to Coleman, the teacher must ..... (3 answers)

• tell the students what to learn and to do.

• listen carefully and actively to the students.

• develop a personal relationship with the students.

• integrate the students in their learning process.

• show authority to the student and demand obedience.

If students control their learning, they can choose ...... (3 answers)

• what to read.

• with whom they collaborate.

• when to come to class.

• the topics they are interested in.

• how to work and how to demonstrate their learning process.