hands-on-learning

hands-on-learning 

description

Hands-on learning is a way of learning by doing or experimental learning. This is a style of learning that lets the child explore and immerse themselves in a subject to learn. This learning style is nice because its not reading a book or watching lecture.

hands-on learning 

example 

During the physical education class for hands-on learning we can play any game but the best game I think for this example would be playing a game of basketball this gives hands-on learning on how to play the sport!

homework and practice

homework and practice 

description

This lets students practice the material they are learning in class for extra instruction help. Homework provides students with life skills as well as they practice organization, figuring out problems, and setting goals. Students are to use the content from the lesson to apply the new knowledge in the paper.

homework and practice 

example

For Physicals education class I would have the students go home and practice a dance routine we learned in our dancing unit. Then they would have to submit a video using an online submission portal.

project-based learning

project-based learning

description

This is when students apply and actively engage in creating a project to present to classmates. Project-based learning is a approach to let students develop knowledge and skills through engaging projects. This lets the student become excited about learning new content by exploring it themselves.

project-based learning 

example

For Physical education, I would have the students create a project over a certain organ of the human body and present it to the class, when we are learning about how our bodies work.

word wall

word wall 

description

Word wall description is a way to engage students by letting them read over vocabulary on the wall with pictures or graphics to develop a richer comprehension. Word walls hold the meaning of the important ideas using vocab and photos.

word wall 

example

For a Physical Education class, I would have for each unit important words we are learning about. If we are learning about different body systems then I would put all the different types up on the gym wall the whole unit.

peer teaching/ collaboration

peer teaching/collaboration 

description 

This provides students the opportune to use social skills and collaborate so they can complete tasks. Students learn with each other rather than by themselves, this is also known as collaborative learning. This can deepen students understanding of the content and subject.