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focus on the learner focus on the learner, learner differences © 2019 by university of maryland, baltimore county. focus on the learner, learner differences for the american english e-teacher program, sponsored by the u.s. department of state with funding provided by the u.s. government, and administered by fhi 360. this work is licensed under the creative commons attribution 4.0 license, except where noted. to view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ in this presentation we will discuss learner-centered classrooms and explore some theories and guidelines for learner-centered instruction. we will also examine learner differences knowing which will facilitate your students’ success in learner-centered classrooms this is a program of the u.s. department of state, with funding provided by the u.s. government, and administered by fhi 360 there has been a shift from traditional teacher-centered instruction to learner-centered instruction. teacher-centered instruction is focused on the foundations of instructivism, whereas learner-centered …

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ctivism and constructivism instructivist (teacher-centered) approach teacher is an instructor teacher presents knowledge based on behaviorism students work individually instructor driven curriculum choose sequential instruction content-based passive instructor evaluates student learning students are quiet in class constructivist (learner-centered) approach teacher is a guide and a facilitator students construct knowledge based on cognitivism students work in groups student driven curriculum (students can and suggest topics) adaptive learning process-based active students evaluate own learning, each others learning. instructor also evaluates. students are talkative and class may be noisy. this is a program of the u.s. department of state, with funding provided by the u.s. government, and administered by fhi 360 learning theory: behaviorism (traditional vs. modern approaches) behaviorist approaches to learning and teaching were popular in 1950s-1960s. behaviorism studies observable behavior and it does not consider how the mind works. a person learns by changing his or her behavior to achieve a …

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wn learning. this is a program of the u.s. department of state, with funding provided by the u.s. government, and administered by fhi 360 learning theory: constructivism (traditional vs. modern approaches) constructivism became popular in 1980s and it created a foundation for modern learning approaches. according to constructivism, learners create their own knowledge based on their experiences and interactions with the world. learners continuously create and refine new knowledge based on their ongoing experiences. examples of constructivist strategies include critical thinking, synthesizing, and reflection strategies. this is a program of the u.s. department of state, with funding provided by the u.s. government, and administered by fhi 360 communicative language teaching (clt) the communicative language teaching (clt) is a popular teaching approach. it is founded in the constructivist theory. clt focuses on using language for communication. learners learn language by developing skills to communicate and interact in desired contexts (i.e., school, …

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resses every student's needs as they progress encourages student collaboration and group work creates an active learning community focuses on principles of constructivist theory. “untitled” by stocksnap via pixabay is licensed under a pixabay license. it is free to use and share. this is a program of the u.s. department of state, with funding provided by the u.s. government, and administered by fhi 360 why learner-centered? access: learners access information and resources to orient themselves in the world. voice: leaners express ideas and opinions with the confidence they need to be heard. action: learners solve problems, make decisions, and act independently. a bridge to the future: learners prepare to be adaptable to the world as it changes. (stein, 2000) this is a program of the u.s. department of state, with funding provided by the u.s. government, and administered by fhi 360 why learner-centered? richard & bohlke (2011) also describe the …

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icense. it is free to use and share. this is a program of the u.s. department of state, with funding provided by the u.s. government, and administered by fhi 360 learner roles in learner-centered classrooms learners have specific roles in learner-centered classrooms. they: communicate in a wide variety of ways. communicate with diverse populations. learn to talk and listen to each other. use information to solve problems that occur in different contexts. transfer information to solve new problems. use reasoning skills that require using multiple pieces of information. source: doyle, t “untitled” by mohamed hassan via pixabay is licensed under a pixabay license. it is free to use and share. this is a program of the u.s. department of state, with funding provided by the u.s. government, and administered by fhi 360 learner autonomy in learner-centered classrooms learner autonomy is defined as learner’s ability to be in control of their …

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focus on the learner focus on the learner, learner differences © 2019 by university of maryland, baltimore county. focus on the learner, learner differences for the american english e-teacher program, sponsored by the u.s. department of state with funding provided by the u.s. government, and administered by fhi 360. this work is licensed under the creative commons attribution 4.0 license, except where noted. to view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ in this presentation we will discuss learner-centered classrooms and explore some theories and guidelines for learner-centered instruction. we will also examine learner differences knowing which will facilitate your students’ success in learner-centered classrooms this is a program of the u.s. department ...

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