The Perfect Blended Lesson

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Location: Room 293-4
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Holly Clark
Lisa Highfill
In this session, we will unpack the structure and design of a perfect blended lesson that is aligned with an equity and inclusion focus. Using HyperDocs, Canva, Book Creator and Flipgrid, we will create the perfect lesson. Student examples will highlight how powerful the perfect blended lesson can be!

Audience:	Curriculum/district specialists, Principals/head teachers, Teachers
Skill level:	Beginner
Attendee devices:	Devices required
Attendee device specification:	Laptop: Chromebook, Mac, PC
Topic:	Curriculum planning & evaluation
ISTE Standards:	For Educators: Facilitator Foster a culture where students take ownership of their learning goals and outcomes in both independent and group settings. Create learning opportunities that challenge students to use a design process and computational thinking to innovate and solve problems. Model and nurture creativity and creative expression to communicate ideas, knowledge or connections.
Additional detail:	ISTE author presentation

Related exhibitors:

Mosaic Instructional Planning

Proposal summary

Purpose & objective

As we shift to blended learning, it is really important that we understand the tools we should be using don't substitute old teaching strategies but empower new ones.

This session will be hands-on looking and unpacking student examples of the learning tools to see if we can find the true underlining power of these tools. Participants will collaborative unpack both in person and digitally so they have an artifact to take with them.

Evidence of success will be ideas from participants shared on a padlet.

Outline

Hands- on Activity:
Using The Infused Classroom learning framework we will look at learning outcomes and the technology tools that can be used to amplify the learning process. We will look closely at making thinking and learning visible - what that means for these tools through student examples.

2. Breakdown of student examples - unpacking and looking at the power of talking about digitally based learning.
Hands-On: Example and group analysis

Add ideas and deconstruction thoughts to collaborative learning doc
From Making Meaning to Transfer of Knowledge
Hands-on learning reflection

3. Reflections, Resources and Question Time

Supporting research

This session will be based around ideas of Making Student Thinking Visible by both Ron Richard and John Hattie. It will include a look at essential questions from Understanding By Design by Grant Wiggens and Jay McTighe. It will look at the constructs of cognitive learning theory found in Make it Stick by Peter Brown. All concepts part of the book are also included The Chromebook Infused Classroom authored and researched by the presenter.

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Presenters

Holly Clark, The Infused Classroom

Holly Clark is an education thought leader, international speaker, bestselling author and student advocate. She’s a veteran educator who has spent over 15 years teaching in a 1:1 classroom, and over five years as an administrator in public and private schools. She holds a master’s degree in instructional design and educational technology from Columbia University. Clark is passionate about helping teachers create classrooms where students want to learn and can become the agents of their own thinking and understanding. She’s is a National Board Certified Teacher , MIEE and Google Certified Innovator .