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AVID Open Access - Online Teaching and STEM Resources

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AVID Open Access offers grab-and-go online teaching tools and STEM resources for K-12 virtual learning. Free curated lessons for your classroom!

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One thing you will commit to doing

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Implementing this gets the students working harder than the teacher. :)

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Students have a great deal of autonomy. This was surprising but very encouraging as well.

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The digital learning should be student-centered and collaborative.

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Having students choose technology that best suits their needs and their desire outcome.

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Information is instantaneous and changes rapidly, so students need to think flexibly.

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Students select
digital tools and
strategies that best
fit their learning
needs to facilitate
conceptual
understanding of
their chosen task.
It meets their needs!

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how much more yellow i ended up highlighting than blue (student centered!)

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Making the learning student driven and allowing them to pick the digital tools they use allows them more freedom and puts more ownership on them which will hopefully help the students take more ownership of their own education.

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Students are the center focus and instructors are in charge of setting up and facilitate.

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Provides a structure for natural differentiation by providing the students more responsibility for their own learning if they can handle it.

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Here is my lesson plan using the 4 A's for my beginning unit in SS.

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Lesson Planning Through the 4 A's-Kim Marlow

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Just getting started

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JG-Topic Selection-Lesson Planning Through the 4 A's-Julie Goldsberry