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Active Learning Strategies ORCHESTRATING LEARNER PARTICIPATION IN EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES The overall goal of this presentation is to provide faculty with information and strategies to enhance learner participation in educational activities.

  1. Active Learning Strategies ORCHESTRATING LEARNER PARTICIPATION IN EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

  2. The overall goal of this presentation is to provide faculty with information and strategies to enhance learner participation in educational activities. Like a conductor-you can orchestrate your educational activity to maximize the learning experience for the participant! Goal of the Presentation

  3. Educational Objectives for this Presentation At the end of this presentation you w ill be able to: � List three characteristics of adult learners � Select interactive strategies for live and self study activities � Identify the three segm ents of a learning activity w here interactive strategies can be used

  4. Orchestrating Learner Participation An old Native American saying goes like this- “ Tell m e and I’ll forget. Show m e and I m ay not rem em ber. Involve m e and I’ll understand” This saying captures the potential power of including active learning strategies in your educational activity.

  5. Live programs, webinars, conference presentations, study club sessions and self study activities such as journal based continuing education or on line programs can incorporate strategies for active learning. Adult learners prefer to be engaged in their learning…not just listening but doing!

  6. The “talk and chalk” lectures of old have been retired. However, many presenters have simply replaced the old approach with a power point presentation combined with lecture. This is just another form of “sit and get” or “talk and chalk”. Active learning means developing and implementing planned activities to engage the participant as a Farewell to the old style of PARTNER in the presentations and lectures! activity.

  7. What is active learning? It is a planned series of actions or events to invite the participant to process, apply, interact and share experiences as part of the educational process. The interactive components support the goal and the educational objectives for learning activity.

  8. Active Participation in Learning When active learning strategies are used the participant is reading, talking, writing, describing, touching, interacting, listening and reflecting on the information and the materials presented.

  9. Active Participation in Learning � Active learning promotes problem solving, critical thinking, manipulation of materials, analysis, synthesis and evaluation of the information. � Active learning focuses on the desired outcome for the participant as a result of the learning activity.

  10. Active Participation in Learning � Active learning builds upon what we know from research regarding adult learning preferences and styles. � Here are some of things the research indicates:

  11. What We Know About Adult Learners � Adult learners are self directed-they seek out learning activities to enhance their own knowledge-and especially to meet a need! � The adult learner wants to draw on their rich personal and professional experiences.

  12. What We Know About Adult Learners � Adults learn best when the information presented is contextual and relevant. � Adults want to be able to apply new information and skills immediately. � Sharing information with fellow participants is valued.

  13. What We Know About Adult Learners � While some adults may have a preference for material presented visually or auditorily- over 86% of adult learners are kinesthetic learners. � They learn best when material is presented in a see, hear and TOUCH format.

  14. What We Know About Adult Learners � Adult learning is most effective and enjoyable for the participant when it is interactive. • When a learning activity builds in time for reflection during the learning process the participant’s application and retention of the material is enhanced.

  15. When participants are involved in their learning, rather then being passive observers, they are more likely to master the information or concepts presented, apply them to their practice, and retain the information presented . What is the benefit of active learning?

  16. Interactive Learning Live Presentations Journal CE/ Self Study Live Presentations Journal CE/ Self Study � When developing live � Self directed activities educational activities to and live presentations be presented to a small can include a variety of or large group activities before, during approximately 50% of and after the learning the planning should be experience to engage on content-50% on the the participant in delivery of the active learning. material.

  17. Three important time points can guide your selection and use of active learning strategies. You can design your presentation to include activities that address: PRE-LEARNING LEARNING WITHIN THE COURSE OR LECTURE Incorporating active learning strategies POST-LEARNING AND CARRY OVER

  18. You can set the stage for active learning even before the session or lesson begins. In both live or self study courses and activities you can introduce concepts through: Ice breaker Activities Puzzles Agendas Flow Sheets Strategies for active participation: Pre-Tests Pre-learning Strategies Surveys Live Program s and Self Study

  19. KWL An effective pre-learning strategy that will help the participant focus on the application of the material is to have them informally and briefly list their personal KWL . K= What the participant already KNOWS about the subject W= What they WANT to know Strategies for Active Learning: L= How they want to use Pre-Learning Strategies what they LEARN Live Program s and Self Study

  20. CONNECTING Developing an emotional connection with the audience either in a live presentation or in a self study module enhances the satisfaction of the participant with the learning activity. You can develop an emotional connection through photographs, videos, and your presentation style. Strategies for Active Learning Pre-Learning Strategies Live Program s and Self Study

  21. Using a Pre-Test can help the participant to focus their learning experience on the topics and problems covered in the course. Testing for knowledge allows the participant to quickly assess their current skill level and identify areas where more information, skills or experience is needed. Strategies for Active Learning Pre-Learning Strategies Live Program s and Self Study

  22. Strategies for Active Learning Whether the activity you are planning is for a live presentation, journal continuing education or self study program you can include active learning components. Some strategies, tips and techniques for engaging the adult learner fit easier into the live program format. Many of these strategies can be adapted effectively when developing self study materials and courses. Let’s review sample strategies for live programs.

  23. Strategies for Active Learning Live Program s Planning Live Program s Planning � Begin the session with an overview of the presentation � Outline why the material is important to the learner � Break the presentation into 15 minute content sections-with opportunities to ask a question or recap the information in small sections

  24. Strategies for Active Learning Live Program s During the Program Live Program s During the Program � Provide case studies related to the topic that utilize a problem solving approach � Include multiple media examples in your session such as video clips, music, photographs, flip charts, models, etc.

  25. Strategies for Active Learning Live Program s During the Program Live Program s During the Program � Include hands on materials for participants to interact with- be sure there are adequate supplies for all participants � Practice how you will use the materials before the presentation.

  26. Strategies for Active Learning During the Program Live Program s During the Program Live Program s � Use props to demonstrate key points � Practice using the props prior to the learning activity to increase your comfort and timing with them.

  27. Strategies for Active Learning Live Program s During the Program Live Program s During the Program � Longer programs can include actual simulations and hands on skills sessions with materials or equipment � The simulation can be done independently or in small groups

  28. Strategies for Active Learning Live Program s During the Program Live Program s During the Program � Simulations should be developed to solve a specific problem or problems. You may want participants to work together to encourage discussion and collaboration.

  29. Strategies for Active Learning Live Program s During the Program Live Program s During the Program � Plan a recap and discussion opportunity to share experiences among the participants. � Guide the discussion to highlight ways that the content and skills can be applied to their practice

  30. Strategies for Active Learning Live Program s During the Program Live Program s During the Program Plan time for active discussion with the participants • Ask questions that require a show of hands • Solicit audience input regarding a case feature or opinion

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