Timeframes can be extended or shortened to meet the candidate» s
individual learning pace.
Not exact matches
Whitehead knew that within his large scheme of three cycles the
individual student would be
learning at a
pace that would be influenced by the type of study required and the student's interest in it.»
The curriculum meets state standards, but the classes are self -
paced and taught in a way that considers each student's
individual interests, strengths, and
learning style.
The conflict management group
learned a technique for discussing heated issues that slows down the
pace of the exchange and helps
individuals focus on what their partner is saying instead of rushing to respond.
But online education brings the best of both worlds and delivers it in a way tailored to the
individual so that they can
learn and grow at their own
pace.»
The students especially appreciated the possibility to work at their
individual pace and to practice all of the language
learning skills every time they came to the computer lab.
If each student was given the opportunity to
learn at their own
pace with an education plan customized to their
individual needs, then each and every student would achieve his or her God - Given potential for
learning.
When I started working in a personalized
learning environment, I immediately imagined it as
individual students working on their own projects and activities at their own
pace, all coming out with differing products.
Personalized to the
pace at which
individual students
learn best?
In terms of the role of the teacher, that means not pulling students forward through material in lock - step, but accommodating the
individual pace, curiosity, and
learning style of each
individual student.
This
individual pacing helps to increase student ownership and accountability for their
learning — traits that all students need, especially students with special needs.
Clickable eLearning course maps are great for asynchronous
learning courses, as online learners can go at their own
pace and focus on
individual learning goals.
Does each
individual need to
learn technology differently, at a different
pace?
While
Individual learning is still meaningful for those who prefer self -
paced learning, I think the social aspect of MOOCs is a great
learning value especially when different learner needs and styles in a single course are considered.
So, by designing multiple paths for learners to self -
pace their
individual learning approach, you optimize the efficiency and retention level of your workforce.
Truly effective personalized experiences put the
individual learner at the centre of the
learning path by ensuring the
pace at which
learning occurs and the approach deployed are optimized to
individual needs.
E-schools would be able to admit students best situated to take advantage of the unique elements of virtual schooling: flexible hours and
pacing, a safe and familiar location for
learning, a chance for
individuals with social or behavioral problems to focus on academics, greater engagement from students who are able to choose electives based on their own interests, and the chance to develop high - level virtual communication skills.
A calendar tracks pupils» progress and the app's algorithms adapt
learning to suit the child's
individual level and
pace, encouraging self - driven
learning and providing a personalised
learning experience that encourages them to become confident, independent readers.
Blended
learning allows employees to work from geographically dispersed locations, at their own
pace, whilst continuing to offer
individuals the opportunity to interact with their peers during virtual training sessions.
If
individual interests and pre-existing cognitive skills determine what is
learned and when it is
learned (i.e., «each student
learns at her own
pace»), demographic characteristics that are correlated with personal interests and cognitive skills will mirror how far students proceed through the curriculum.
Emerging potential for personalized and competency - based
learning learning changes many of the policies and practices of managed curriculum / instruction (e.g.,
individual pacing rather than progressing in age cohorts).
It allows students to continue
learning on snow days and summer vacation and have that instruction meet their
individual needs and
pace.
Rather than ask students to
learn at a uniform
pace, the D51 model allows
individual students to progress from one curriculum concept to the next as soon as they demonstrate proficiency.
For example, Mr. Mislevy pointed to diagnostic systems now used in computer - based programs such as Carnegie
Learning and Khan Academy, in which students work through
individual topics at their own
pace, taking brief tests of their mastery along the way, with feedback delivered to the student and teacher on
individual processes or misconceptions that cause the student problems.
Then the education can be tailored to the
individual students» needs, and the students may take the time they need to
learn a particular topic, instead of forcing all kids to the
pace of the mean (slowing quick students who may lose interest and going faster than some students can handle).
The network of educators working together, to not only use Project Foundry, but to build Project Foundry, has helped us to
learn and grow at a faster
pace as
individuals and as a school.»
This requires resources — from prerecorded audio lessons to online videos,
individuals are responsible for listening and
learning at their own
pace before coming to class.
We provide students with the option to
learn at their own
pace, when it best fits each
individual student's schedule.
In a self -
paced learning environment the emphasis is on
individual success, were teachers can invest more time in promoting student achievement.
Personalized
learning shifts the
learning approach from a teacher - driven model, which delivers the same lesson to every student, to a student - centered model, where the content, method, and
pace of
learning are different for each student based on his or her
individual level of readiness.
The interactive, self -
paced instruction provides students with an engaging
learning experience tailored to their
individual needs.
Students
learn at their own
pace throughout the day in various small student groupings, avoiding the stigma that may occur when
individuals are «pulled out» of class for resource room support.
For its part, K12, Inc. has said it fills a needed niche in public education by offering families an option of
learning online at a
pace that can be geared toward
individual students.
Three years ago, she created a Web - based
individual math and science curriculum «map» based on the Georgia Common Core Standards, enabling her students to move at their own
pace in a blended
learning environment.
Featuring concrete, hands - on activities that can be completed efficiently at the start of a unit, lesson, or topic, Activators help to: • Increase engagement in
learning • Support a well -
paced lesson • Generate connections to prior knowledge • Provide students with opportunities to practice skills and deepen understandings • Support formative assessment Although Activators have different formats, they all share two key components:
individual think time and purposeful social interaction, which support students to develop quality responses to content and ideas while engaging with peers.
By creating a unique and
individual experience for each learner to discover, read, watch and interact at his own
pace, eLearning creates an educational atmosphere more conducive to
learning and retention.
For example, by directing teachers to focus more
individual attention on each student — or to encourage them to study and
learn at their own
pace, focusing on topics of their choosing — we might be lending credence to the notion that public education is a private commodity rather than a public good.
Myriad new options are arising in response to that reality that allow students to
learn at their own
pace in every subject, helping all to fulfill their
individual potential - the very antithesis of uniform government mandates.
The grants reflect the foundation's growing portfolio of investments seeking to provide every student, regardless of background and income level, with access to high quality, personalized
learning opportunities that are rigorous, engaging, collaborative, tailored and
paced according to their
individual needs, and based on content mastery.
Another example is personalized or competency - based
learning programs, where the
pace of
learning is determined by
individual students» mastery and not according to a traditional «one grade per year» schedule.
Students
learn at different
paces and with different styles of
learning — and teachers play an important role in a book - based environment assessing each
individual student's needs.
They
learn that all dogs are
individuals, and we can't force them to
learn, we have to help them at their own
pace, and they all
learn with different
learning styles.
Each dog (and each cat) is an
individual and will
learn at his or her own
pace.
Let our instructors teach you in a format that can be structured to your
pace and
individual learning style.
We do this by keeping our team small with a focus on each
individuals»
learning pace.
While everyone will
learn and integrate the teachings at his or her own
individual pace, it will typically take anywhere from 2 - 4 hours to complete each session.
Our instructors will provide you with
individual attention and modify their lessons to meet your needs and goals so you can
learn at your own
pace.
Online
learning allows
individuals to study at their own
pace, equating to better comprehension and recall than the traditional «group average»
pace of the classroom.
We've all heard the phrase that it's not just the degree you attain, but also the information you retain and with e-learning, setting the
pace is at the discretion of the
individual to best understand the material being
learned.
She believes that lessons should be enjoyable and
individual, and uses the latest client - centered
learning techniques in her teaching, enabling the new driver to
learn at their own
pace with an aim to pass first time and to possess safe driving skills for life.