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High school lesson plans from Religion & Ethics Weekly, PBS


Collaboration

Some strategies are useful when writing collaboratively. New Century College lists some of these strategies.

Facilitation

Goodpractice.net has a good list of ideas in its trainer's toolkit but you need to be a member to access the full description

Icebreakers & Warm Ups - to introduce students to each other or to kick-start a lesson

Energisers - to rejuvenate a flagging group, stimulate creativity or introduce a degree of fun into a training session

Review & Evaluation exercises - suitable for use at the end of any training session or workshop

This page by Henley College Coventry Student Services has a range of teaching and learning resources- icebreakers, trust, energisers, issue-based exercises, communication exercises, teamwork exercises. Unfortunately, the activities are packaged as Word documents and require downloading and opening using Microsoft Word, which takes a bit more time. I have therefore unpacked and included some of them in this wiki with my comments.

    Teaching with Movies

    Click here to go to the page on teaching using movies.

    Teaching with music - Check out the Summer Teacher Institute lesson plans at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame + Museum

    Using YouTube
    This post at the Digital Ethnography blog tells us why we should use YouTube for education and how we can use it.

    WebQuests
    A WebQuest is an inquiry-oriented lesson format in which most or all the information that learners work with comes from the web. Click here to go to the page on WebQuests.


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