Not exact matches
Per our
point about asking people what they want to
learn about, on a lot of our
content pieces, we ask just that.
When someone reads good
content and sees a backlink
pointing to the source or creator, there is a very good chance that they will click on the link to
learn more about who or what is responsible for what they just enjoyed.
From a pedagogical
point of view, preaching embraces the tension between an understanding of itself as a
content that is given and yet as an activity that is
learned.
By laying the essential foundation of engaging your customers through greater
content personalization, applying a test and
learn approach and doing so beyond the major marketing focal
points throughout the year, you can build deeper loyalty.
From our vantage
point, personalization is key to extending engagement year - round through relevant
content and a big part of that involves a rigorous test and
learn phase.
Netflix is producing new
content - TV shows, comedy specials, original movies - at such an incredible rate, it's gotten to a
point where trailers for new Netflix projects are how some of us are
learning about these projects to begin with.
So why not make the
learning experience much easier by breaking down your
content and summarizing and highlighting essential
points at the end of each piece of
content?
Use lots of bullet
points —
Learn how to chunk your
content in this blog: 4 Benefits (and Tips) for Content C
content in this blog: 4 Benefits (and Tips) for
Content C
Content Chunking
Once you've done that, you can even split the article into several
points, and push each one as a piece of bite - sized
learning content.
And, rather than expecting all students to master the same curriculum
content and to be at the same
point in their
learning at the same time, excellent
learning progress (or growth) is an expectation of every learner — even those who begin the school year at more advanced levels of attainment.
Knowledge based only they contain the key
content from the spec in easy to
learn bullet
points.
Second, to this very
point of creating real value, the quality of much of the online
learning products and services (from
content to
learning management systems and on and on) is frankly all over the place.
In addition to the
points already covered, other techniques may include: under talking instead of over talking (that is, explaining concepts in «bite - sized chunks» using simple language, rather than elaborating on the concept in an attempt to explain it), scaffolding
learning content, and building mutually respectful, trusting relationships with Indigenous students and their families.
Nehring's
point is this: of course his students are exposed to
content through their project - based
learning, but it would be futile for people at the school, district, or state level to try to agree on what
content should be required.
The best
content and
Learning Management System platform in the world are useless without incorporating training into multiple touch
points along the customer journey.
Somewhere in the midst of all this, there is a powerful, pragmatic way forward, and in a few places, Klein draws a breath and
points to it: to balancing tougher entry into the teaching profession with a more professional experience once inside it; to
content - rich curricula that are truly worth teaching; to technology in the service of new forms of
learning; and to sophisticated partnerships between those in the schools and the families, community leaders, philanthropic institutions, administrators, and taxpayers beyond the school walls.
These Journeys define what the experience is for learners across all the potential touch
points for consuming
learning content.
While the
content still remains the focus of my teaching, I think technology can enhance
learning at every
point in a lesson.
So the more learners interact with each other, talk about the
learning content and share their knowledge, the more «Experience
Points» they get.
Data will reveal whether or not users are engaged with the
learning content and at what
point they are struggling.
CLOs are starting to put these
learning journeys at the center of their universe and demand that every piece of
learning content is looked at as a single touch
point along an individual learner's journey.
So, there's a lot of anecdotal evidence in that our teachers now are really confident in being able to identify the student's next
point of
learning, their confidence in the
content has improved, [and] the student perceptions around
learning maths is more positive.
At this
point, your
content is developed and loaded into your
learning platform.
As the article correctly
points out, Achieve, Inc., has reviewed the Massachusetts standards and found them to be top - notch; they combine rigorous
content with clear expectations that students develop problem - solving and reasoning skills as they
learn the
content.
Every game combines the power of story,
points, badges, and leaderboards with
learning science that makes game
content easy to recall on the job.
When the seventh grader is actually operating at a fourth - grade level, we have a hard choice to make: meet him where he is, knowing he'll likely
learn a lot but do poorly on the state test, or expose him to seventh - grade
content, knowing he's not likely to
learn most of it, but may pick up a few
points along the way.
Your
learning content becomes far more relevant and useful when it's acquired at the
point - of - need and allows people to retain and utilize the new information straight away.
In other words, we need clarity and consensus about the
point of
content learning — independent transfer.
Courses that present the same body of
content and grade all students against the same expectations regardless of their starting
points tend to be inconsistent with a view of
learning as long - term progress.
This Power
Point and Notes product includes over 80 slides and provides an engaging visual approach to
learning high school Biology
content.
Mobile
learning tends to be short, to the
point, and is delivered in bite - sized nuggets that make it easier for sales reps who have very little time to go through training
content.
In her article The Rise of the MWL Intrapreneur, Jane Hart, a well - regarded international speaker and writer on modern approaches to workplace
learning, points out the habits of traditional Learning and Development teams that gridlock the learning process by attempting to deliver general learning content in a linear
learning,
points out the habits of traditional
Learning and Development teams that gridlock the learning process by attempting to deliver general learning content in a linear
Learning and Development teams that gridlock the
learning process by attempting to deliver general learning content in a linear
learning process by attempting to deliver general
learning content in a linear
learning content in a linear format.
Even if students are not stressed by the pace or
content of new
learning, a
point arises when the amygdala exceeds its capacity for efficient conduction of information through its networks into memory.
Rather than using one or two long paragraphs, break the
content into smaller chunks of one to three sentences or use bullets to emphasize key
learning points.
Again, it is not difficult to visualise the opposite of such practice — undifferentiated teaching that makes no attempt to accommodate the different starting
points and
learning needs of individuals, delivers the same
content to all students, and judges success in terms of the same
learning goal (mastery of the body of taught
content).
Another way to draw users to your
content is to maintain skills profiles of certain positions so that users looking to move up in your company can have a reference
point to create
learning goals.
Our
learning - science
content, which several of our member deans will be implementing in their respective schools of education, elaborates on each of the
points mentioned above, draws specific connections to classroom practice, and carefully documents the underlying research evidence.
While applying gaming in
learning content, we create timed quizzes, mazes and other such
learning tools, which award the learner
points, badges or other collectibles.
Aligned to
content in the PAT Professional
Learning Programs (complete with A4 booklets and fact sheets) PAT Essentials is a handy ongoing reference
point for all teachers and school leaders.
As The New York Times» Motoko Rich
pointed out, the weakest performance among fourth - graders was on math topics they haven't yet
learned: NAEP is testing them on
content that won't be introduced until the following year.
On a four -
point scale they rated at three or higher many aspects of their program preparation including a range of aspects of classroom management; language, literacy, and reading instruction (including teaching phonics); ability to teach mathematics; ability to use a range of assessments to improve their teaching and
learning; and knowledge of
content.
By grade 8, that gap widens to 44
points All these statistics clearly indicate the need to integrate academic language development and
content learning to students of various demographic and ethnic backgrounds.
They also guide the learners towards the supporting
content, theory, data, different
points of view, and relevant facts related to the
learning goals.
With Agylia mobile
learning Apps for iOS, Android and Windows devices, learners can access your digital
learning content at the
point of need - on their own mobile devices.
It is through each area's unique
content, the application of skills, and the meaningful integration
points between disciplines that Institute students develop
learning skills needed to generate, evolve, and refine creative solutions to some of the challenges facing modern society.
Discover how the Agylia LMS and mobile
learning Apps can help you to support your people with access to the digital
learning content and performance support materials they need, at the
point of need - even offline.
Without exposure to diverse
points of view and training in the dispositions required for successful civic participation in a democratic society, students will be unable to effectively use the
content knowledge they
learn to its fullest potential.
Instructors should model effective use of video clips, including providing advance organizers to help students comprehend what they see and how it is connected to the
content they are
learning and pausing video clips to ask questions or to
point out specific features.
The
point of this example is that knowledge of
content and of the vocabulary acquired through
learning about
content are fundamental to successful reading comprehension; without broad knowledge, children's reading comprehension will not improve and their scores on reading comprehension tests will not budge upwards either.
PORTER - MAGEE: There were so many state standards that were vague to the
point of meaninglessness, you know, that just did not articulate the
content that students needed to
learn and the skills they need to master to be ready for college and beyond.