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We are aware of the concepts within our subjects

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We are aware of the concepts within our subjects

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Broad
Not subject specific
Global
Relevant to students for engagement
Difficult for some subjects

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A concept could be a main idea around which a unit could be built

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What is it that I already know about concepts?  Concept based teaching and learning?

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What is it that I already know about concepts?  Concept based teaching and learning?

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Something which around inquiry can be built

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- connections to real world
- opportunities to link to own experiences + world around them
- opportunities to transfer skills (interdisciplinary)

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Not subject specific - topics rather than subjects
based on "big ideas"

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We'd like to see some examples of concept-based teaching and learning

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Best practice
Effective delivery
How to make the connection between disciplines
How broad should a concept be?
What is a concept? Definition

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Concept is something that is general, goes across subjects (eg.perspective/bias)

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Concept is something that is general, goes across subjects (eg.perspective/bias)

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We know where concept based learning sits in context with exams

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We know where concept based learning sits in context with exams

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Examples! How to plan? What a unit/year looks like?

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What are the benefits of concept-based teaching and learning

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- practical strategies for the classroom

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- practical strategies for the classroom

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- real life examples
- how do we know that it is effective in the classroom
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Each subject has key concepts that students are required to grasp over the course of the topic

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Each subject has key concepts that students are required to grasp over the course of the topic

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Concept based learning allows students to understand why they are learning this and how they can apply it

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We know how to teach concept structured essays

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We know how to teach concept structured essays

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What questions would I like to answered or issues would you like addressed during the workshop?

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What questions would I like to answered or issues would you like addressed during the workshop?

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Students understanding are going to be different depending on their prior educational experience.  How do we teach concepts to students specifically for each subject area?

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What is concept based learning - what is the approach and how is it related to inquiry or problem based learning

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What is concept based learning - what is the approach and how is it related to inquiry or problem based learning

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How can I better teach concepts in teaching

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How can I better teach concepts in teaching

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Why is this a better approach to teaching?

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Why is this a better approach to teaching?

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challenging for students and teachers

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Challenging - makes you think deeply and often struggle/strive to explain
Effective
Student-centred
Collaborative
interdisciplinary

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It can be fun
It's collaborative
It leads to high level thinking
Should create cognitive conflict
Can be beneficial to a range of students based on ability

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Students have to think more, active learning - might initially be out of their comfort zone, but results in deeper learning and more skillful learners.

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Students have to think more, active learning - might initially be out of their comfort zone, but results in deeper learning and more skillful learners.

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Links that exist with current curriculum - can already see how well this could be implemented
Examples of challenging students' learning and thinking in concept-based learning
The importance of integration & collaboration between teachers
Working together is highly important!

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Concepts are fundamental organisers of knowledge

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Concepts are fundamental organisers of knowledge

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The advantage of multi-discipline learning for students.

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Challenge allows the generation of idea

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Conceptual learning results in deep learning.  Conceptual learning leads to higher order thinking skills.  Best done collaboratively - about collaborative learning.  Cognitive conflict sparks the learning process - the eureka moment!.

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we now have some ideas of how to put concept teaching and learning into practice

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we now have some ideas of how to put concept teaching and learning into practice

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The learning pit strategy for the classroom 

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The learning pit strategy for the classroom 

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How to use learning pit strategy for the classroom 

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How to use learning pit strategy for the classroom 

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Delivery strategy = ownership and tinking skills