The Learning Framework
Teaching Takeaways
earner led out of class research and presenting / discussing activities to inspire you!
Presenting information and new ideas needn't be the teacher delivering a powerpoint. There are both teacher activities and learner activities you can use to make this part of the session really interactive.
Flip It!
Get learners preparing videos and multimedia presentations to share with each other on aspects of information they have learned on line. Use research activities for homework to develop interactive information sessions where learners learn from each other. Check out the learner led information activities below:
Digital Presenting Tools
For teachers and learners to use
This is a great activity for all levels and subjects
visual presentations
Use photos and a voice over to make a short video clip. Currently only on Apple
The College has a site licence, so please contact Sarah Williams if you'd like to use this
The College has a site licence, so please contact Sarah Williams if you'd like to use this
Market Place
Get learners to research and present different topics to each other in a market place stall. Each group could develop a flip chart poster with key points of their research and all learners could move around the room using a worksheet to gather the main points from each flip chart.
Get everyone to participate with this activity to present and gather information
Learning activity focussed on gathering information
Get learners moving around tables and groups adding their knowledge to big sheets of cafe style paper
Learning Cells
Students work in pairs and alternate asking questions on class materials to each other. It is best to randomly match up the students in class and keep shuffling the pairings. This motivates students to arrive adequately prepared. Formulating and preparing for questions contribute to quick mastery of course content.
Activities for Active Listening and Thinking
Make presenting more engaging
