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Pulling it Together: Developing Lesson Plans for Graduate Students May 2008 Denise J. Krause, Clinical Associate Professor **Thanks to Sue Green and Maria Picone for their contributions to this work** Workshop Agenda Adult Learning Educator s role in learning Levels of learning Lesson planning Application example Practice Debriefing 1

Comparison: Pedagogy Andragogy The learner Dependent. Moves towards independence. Self-directing. The learner's experience Of little worth. A rich resource for learning.. Readiness to learn Orientation to learning People learn what society expects them to.. Acquisition of subject matter. People learn what they need to know. Learning experiences should be based around experiences. Adult Learning Principles Involvement Experiential Self-directed Problem-centered Immediate value 2

Attributes Adult Learners Expect of Instructors to be knowledgeable to show concern for student t learning to present material clearly to motivate to emphasize relevance of class material to be enthusiastic (Donaldson, Flannery, and Ross-Gordon 1993) Educator s Role Facilitate Act as a resource Maintain a working balance Initiate cooperation Practically apply knowledge 3

Planning in the Educator's Role Anchored in Levels of Learning Conceptual Perceptual Executive Self-awareness Conceptual Learning Knowledge base for the subject Definitions Concepts Principles Evidence Theory 4

Perceptual Learning Help students experience the concepts via senses (hear, see ) Multimedia Role play Real time parallel process Lab experimentation Deconstruction of a process Executive Learning Execution of the knowledge: The Doing Practice Role plays Exercises Simulations 5

Self-Awareness Learning Student understanding of the fit between the material and themselves? Reflection Integration g Anticipation Lesson Plan Example: Class on Ethical Decision Making Step #1: Class objectives Step #2: Specific concepts Step #3: Experiencing the concepts Step #4: Applying the conceptscepts Step #5: Self Reflection Step #6: Evaluation 6

Lesson Plan Step #1: Objectives Objective #1: Students will identify the steps of ethical decision i making in social work within one class period. Objective #2: Students will apply the steps to an ethical dilemma within one class period. Lesson Plan Step #2: Specific Concepts (Conceptual Level) Definitions of social work ethics and values Ethical rules Ethical principles Ethical theory Ethical decision making process 7

Lesson Plan Step #3: Experiencing Concepts (Perceptual Level) Video: DVD (Reamer, Corey & Corey) Instructor examples Visual tools Lesson Plan Step #4: Applying the Concepts (Executive Level) Small group case-centered centered exercises -worksheet Presentation of ideas Role plays Simulations 8

Lesson Plan Step #5: Self Reflection (Self Awareness Level) Discuss types of dilemmas that might be difficult for them Discuss personal & professional values that may come into play Evaluate their own comfort level around using the process to make decisions Lesson Plan Step #6: Evaluation Quiz Class presentation of worksheet with discussion End-of-class debriefing Ethics paper 9

Participant Application What would be most useful to you right now? (individual application, group application, discussion) Session Debriefing What was helpful? How will you use what was presented? What will your students notice about you when you use what was presented? What would improve this workshop? 10

Contact Information Denise Krause Email: dkrause@buffalo.edu d Phone: (716) 645-3381x253 11