EDT 622: Advanced Teaching Methods
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Author Archives: burtisca
Project Based Learning – Burtis
Project Based Learning – Burtis This is designed for my Algebra 3 course, which is made up of seniors planning to further their education, but not in a math or science field. Since these seniors are in the process of … Continue reading
Cooperative Learning Strategies – Burtis
All students need the ability to work cooperatively with others. Whether they are the trainee, or the trainer, working together is necessary. Jigsaw is a method that really tackles that aspect. The student must take ownership in learning their piece … Continue reading
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CBCI Strategy – Burtis
The following blog reflects a big departure from how I have done things in the past! Maybe old dogs can learn new tricks. After going through the readings for class, I was compelled to look at how I go about teaching. … Continue reading
Posted in Concept-Based, Misc
Tagged #conceptbasedcurriculum, #systemsofequations, CBCI, EDT622
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MTV Strategies – Burtis
This blog is about starting, finishing, and the thinking involved in each. It contains two lessons plans utilizing MTV strategies. One is an introductory lesson for an Algebra 3 class, while the other is a review session for an Algebra … Continue reading