Reflection on a Geography (Urbanisation) Lesson
to Implement SAMR
Model
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What I Did Previously
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Substitution
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Augmentation
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Modification
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Redefinition
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Took a survey of Students’ family structures, sporting interests and
dwelling type in past, present and future scenarios.
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I create a Survey Monkey to collect class statistic which the
students carry out
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Students access the survey to get results independently
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Students create their own survey monkey to question peers in their for
class
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Students create their own survey monkey to question their own network of people
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I asked the questions out loud and wrote totals on the board which I
photographed for later tabulation
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A student representative collates the results on laptop
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All Students collect the data individually on a program of their choice
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I hand sketched a hypothetical city that represented the classroom
statistics and showed it changing on PowerPoint
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Student’s create snapshot views (graphs, drawings or animation) of the changing city and share them on the
class WIKI
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Students do a time-lapse drawing of changes that have occurred in their
local area and share it with the participants of the survey on YouTube and
embed it in the class Wiki.
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This is a record of my journey into integrating Information Communication Technologies (ICT) into my classroom. Now is a time where most students are prolific users of ICT for Social and Entertainment purposes. I aim to develop students' use of their devices to extend towards engaged, meaningful learning.
Monday, 20 March 2017
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I applied the SAMR model to improve one of my lessons that I carried out on my first practicum to see how it might look. This would have been an insane amount of work for just this one or two lesson project. However, with consummate users of ICT it is definitely a possibility and would allow for wide differentiation within the class...
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Hello,
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate how you applied the SAMR Model to a lesson that you have taught previously. This really prompted me to start thinking about how I could have applied the Model to my own lessons from my first prac. Thank you for this inspiration in my own reflections.
I really find it helps me to reflect back to real teaching instances. It give it an authentic feel and it's easier to ask myself how COULD I have done it differently...
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