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Learning Design Project Overview

tessstaunton4 — 2024-09-19 13:43:14 UTC

Topic: Nonverbal Communication in an Educational Setting.

Educational context: Further Education.

Target Learners: Further Education students at Whitehall College Of Further Education.

Learning Design Approach: The ABC learning design approach.

Timing: 90minute lesson.

Session Learning Outcomes

1) Understand the role of Non-Verbal Communication in Education.

Students will be able to describe the importance of non-verbal communication in creating a positive learning environment.

2) Identify key forms of non-verbal communication.

Students will be able to identify and explain different forms of non-verbal communication for example facial expressions, gestures, posture, eye contact, tone of voice and body language relevant to a classroom setting.

3) Enhance non-verbal cues in educational interactions.

Students will develop strategies to use non-verbal communication for example gestures, facial expressions and tone of voice to enhance teaching effectiveness and student comprehension.
Students will demonstrate the ability to modify their own non-verbal behaviors to improve classroom management, increase student rapport, and support diverse learning needs.

4) Reflect on Non-verbal communication in self and others.

Students will reflect on their own non-verbal communication habits in teaching or classroom interaction, identifying areas for improvement.
Students will critique and observe classroom scenarios, discussing their effects on learning and teacher-student rapport.

Class Activities for Nonverbal Communication

tessstaunton4 — 2024-09-30 14:01:08 UTC

Silent Storytelling

Students pair up and take turns telling a short story about their educational experience using only nonverbal cues. The listener then writes down their interpretation of the story. Discuss the accuracy and challenges of nonverbal communication.

The First Google Slide Presentation

tessstaunton4 — 2024-10-03 10:35:41 UTC

Idea 1) For my first Google Slide Presentation, it is going to be the opening one. It will discuss the role of Non-Verbal Communication In Education. Through the topics of how does Non-Verbal communication benefit an Educational Setting and how it creates a positive environment and the benefits of having a good learning environment.

Activity 1

tessstaunton4 — 2024-10-03 10:40:04 UTC

Group Discussion

Discuss with your assigned partner on zoom or create a word doc together and come up with 5 different ways you could improve this classroom to improve Non-Verbal communication.

Activity 2

tessstaunton4 — 2024-10-03 11:13:06 UTC

Video 1

Watch a video generated from AI on the different forms of Non-Verbal and choose you favorite forms that you would introduce into your classroom.

Activity 3

tessstaunton4 — 2024-10-03 13:26:46 UTC

Video 2

Watch a silent video demonstrating how a teacher uses Non-verbal communication to create a positive environment and then the students emotional reactions to the positive communication. After watching the video I want the students and the partner that they are assigned to work together and write down all the Non-verbal ques used in the video from the teacher and then the reactions from the children.

Activity 4

tessstaunton4 — 2024-10-03 14:40:05 UTC

Quiz

Students have to complete four questions in a quiz based on the topic of classroom scenarios.

The Second Google Slide Presentation

tessstaunton4 — 2024-10-03 14:41:36 UTC

The second google slide presentation will be based on how to use the strategies of Non-Verbal communication in a classroom.

ABC Learning approach

tessstaunton4 — 2024-11-05 14:07:31 UTC

1) Acquisition

2) Discussion

3) Practice

4) Collaboration

5) Investigation

6) Production

Word Documentations

tessstaunton4 — 2024-11-05 14:13:08 UTC

Students may keep all their individual work and shared word collected on a word document from all the activities and hand it through by emailing it to the class teacher.

Asynchronous Learning

tessstaunton4 — 2024-11-11 12:21:43 UTC

Platforms to teach Asynchronous learning

1) Padlet

2) Flipgrid

3) StudyStack

4) ClassFlow

5) Google Classroom

6) MindMaster

How do I teach Asynchronously

tessstaunton4 — 2024-11-11 12:28:22 UTC

Break up work load
Students are much more likely to watch several short videos than one long video.
It is easier to organise and retain knowledge that is delivered in smaller chunks.
Student Interaction
Having students interact asynchronously can be a challenge. However there are technologies that allow students to interact. For examples, Forums, Voicethread, Workshop and Glossary.
Encourage active learning
Encourage active learning by creating activities that require student participation.
Monitor Student Activity
Monitoring student progress gives Teachers the opportunity to ensure student achievement, identify were students need help, and provide intervention when required.

Classroom Journal Reflection

tessstaunton4 — 2024-11-14 10:39:43 UTC

When the course finishes, students go to the classroom journal section of the google site. Students must complete the forum questions on that page to reflect on what they may have learnt and the knowledge they have gained from the course.

Ahaslides.com

tessstaunton4 — 2024-11-14 10:54:02 UTC

1) Create a name spinning wheel for pairs.

2) Open brainstorming.

References

tessstaunton4 — 2024-11-14 10:56:06 UTC

1) InVideo - Online Video Creator for Content and Marketing Videos. (2023). InVideo. [online] Available at: https://invideo.io/studio [Accessed 14 Nov. 2024].

2) Google Forums (2019). Google forms. [online] Google.com. Available at: https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/ [Accessed 14 Nov. 2024].

3) Slides, A. (2024). AhaSlides - Live Polls, Quiz and Q&A with your audience for FREE. [online] AhaSlides. Available at: https://ahaslides.com/ [Accessed 14 Nov. 2024].

4) Google (2019). Google Slides: Free online presentations for personal use. [online] Google.com. Available at: https://docs.google.com/presentation/u/0/ [Accessed 14 Nov. 2024].

5)tessstaunton4 (2024). My stunning padlet. [online] Padlet. Available at: https://padlet.com/tessstaunton4/my-stunning-padlet-v4siccldgjtk0tz3 [Accessed 14 Nov. 2024].