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Blended L earni ng in the Elementary Classro om Presented by: Emily Schmidt and Martha Smith Professional Development, November 4th

Blended Learning Professional Development, November 4, 2014

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  • 1. Presented by:Emily Schmidt and Martha SmithProfessional Development, November 4th

2. Who Are We?Emily [email protected] [email protected] 3. Agenda15 minutes Arrive and Complete Survey20 minutes Presentationo What is Blended Learning?o How to create your own Blended LearningClassroom25 minutes Design Your Blended Learning Classroom15 minutes Break30 minutes Cabarrus County Blended Learning Resources30 minutes Create a Blended Learning Lesson/Unit30 minutes Share15 minutes Questions 4. SURVEYhttp://tinyurl.com/kes3crzPlease click on the link aboveto take our survey aboutBlended Learning. 5. What is Blended Learning? Blended learning is a hybrid way of learning Combines small group instruction with theteacher and personalized instruction on acomputer/tablet Uses adaptive technology Blended learning allows students to control the pace andcontent of their own instruction. Blended Learning is NOT Technology Integration. 6. Blended learning combines traditional direct instructionfrom the teacher and instruction and practice on acomputer/tablet+ =BLENDED LEARNING 7. Technology is not a teacher -even with the best software, thetechnology is not theprofessional in the room.-Talbot Bielefeldt, ISTE Senior Research Associate 8. What does an elementarylevel blended learningclassroom look like? 9. Elementary BlendedLearning Classroom There are several models of blendedlearning. In our classes, we use astation-rotation model. If you are already teaching using theworkshop model, you are only a step awayfrom creating a blended learning classroom. 10. DataTo create your groups, use all available data sourcesCFAs, Dreambox, Reading 3D, etc. 11. Small Group Instructionwith a Teacher 12. Instruction and Practice onComputer/Tablet 13. Centers & Partner Work 14. Independent Work 15. Instruction & Practice onComputer/TabletIndependent WorkCenters & Partner WorkSmall Group Instructionwith a Teacher 16. OurExperienceswith BlendedLearningHere are just afew things wevelearned alongthe way... 17. Student Experience withTechnologyHelpful HintKeep in mind whattechnology students haveaccess to at home. Notevery student will haveaccess to a computer,tablet, and/or smartphone athome. 18. OrganizationHelpful HintAssign each student to aspecific device. 19. AccountabilityTechnology ContractHave students and parentssign a technology contractthat outlines yourexpectations for technologyuse. 20. HeadphonesHelpful HintAdd headphones to yourback to school supply list. 21. Computers versus TabletsHelpful HintIf you have a choicebetween computers andtablets, ask yourself:What is my purpose forusing the technology? 22. Compatibility of ProgramsHelpful HintTest the programs youd like to use on your device before givingassignments to students. 23. First Steps to Building Your OwnBlended Classroom 24. Start with what you have! 25. Scrounge Around for Unused orUnder-Utilized Resources 26. Cabarrus County BlendedLearning Resources 27. Creating a BlendedLearning Math Classroom 28. Plan It!Using thesuggestedmodel, create aplan for yourmath workshop. 29. Mrs. Smiths BlendedLearning Plan90 Minute Block 15 minute Mini-Lesson 20 minute Group Rotations 10 minute share out 30. Ms. Schmidts BlendedLearning Plan90 Minute Block 15 minute Mini-Lesson 20 minute Group Rotations 10 minute share outMonday/FridayMini-Lesson 12:15-12:2512:25-12:40 12:40-12:55 12:55-1:15Group1TenMarks Center TeacherGroup2Center Teacher TenMarksGroup3Teacher TenMarks CenterTuesday/Wednesday/ThursdayMini-Lesson 12:15-12:2512:25-12:45 12:45-1:05 1:05-1:25Group1Dreambox Dreambox TeacherGroup2Teacher Dreambox DreamboxGroup3Dreambox Teacher Center 31. Discovery EducationAll SchoolsHow can we use DE as a blended learning resource? 32. Benchmark UniverseTitle 1 Schools and CMESHow can we use Benchmark Universe as a blendedlearning tool? 33. Create a Blended LessonThink of an upcoming unit that youhave to teach. Using DiscoveryEducation or Benchmark Universe,plan a Blended Learning lesson. 34. Other Cabarrus CountyOnline Resources CultureGramsoUsername: Cabarrus Password: student NCWISEOWLoUsername: wiseowl Password: wiseowl Defined STEM iCurio Blendspace You can create an accountusing your Cabarrus Apps login information 35. Free Resources 36. More Resources(Paid Subscription Required)ST Math 37. What Our Students ThinkWe use technology everyday. If itsiPads, computers, or theSMARTBoard, it counts. I like thisschool because the teachers tell usto never give up and do whats rightfor you.-Samay, 2nd Grade StudentThe best thing that I like aboutColtrane-Webb is that we get to uselots of technology. On thecomputers, we use websites likeDreambox and Sumdog for math,RAZ-Kids for reading and Pebble-Goin Science and Social Studies.~Tealy, 2nd Grade StudentIn my class, we use Dreambox.Dreambox is for math. I like it becauseyoure learning, but youre having fun andif you get stuck, they help you out.~Amelia, 2nd Grade StudentWe are a lucky school to have all of thistechnology.~Ben, 2nd Grade StudentWe use technology to teach us math andreading and typing and lots more. Weuse the laptops and iPads each andevery day. The students learn a lot atthis school.~Charlotte, 2nd Grade Student 38. Questions 39. FeedbackPlease click on the link below to give us feedback about ourpresentation.http://tinyurl.com/qy5ggtt