tiistai 4. maaliskuuta 2014

VOC 1: The fifth teaching session on the 13th of November: Lesson Plan

This time we presented our own lesson plans. I haven't done a lesson plan before, so this was a worthwhile lesson to learn. I learnt that one should write different sections on a lesson plan, such as introduction, main section, and conclusion, and also have to allot time for giving homework. The duration of these different sections should be included in the plan. This exercise was useful, since now I already have one model of a lesson plan that I could use at work as a teacher (even though this first lesson plan is quite plain).

At the group work during the lesson I got some good, new ideas of what methods could be used when teaching about sustainable development. For example, I like the idea that students should go to companies to interview staff on sustainable development or other topic at hand. This kind of exercise encourages students to contact companies and thus form contacts to the world of work.

Moreover, this group work was quite interesting experience, since the group was new to me, and we compiled a presentation via Internet in 40 minutes. It was useful to learn about the possibilities of online learning for my own teaching work.

5.1 Group work results: Pedagogical methods for lesson planning, sustainable development as an example topic

- Interviews, research in companies about SD

- Reporting about own experiences of SD (at summer job, internship, etc.)

- Doing some concrete trials during the lesson, which show the impacts on diffferent themes of SD

- set up daily rules for working in terms of saving resources, e.g. using computer instead of printing out, recycling papers etc.

- Videos, good texts about SD with activating excercises

- reading companies' social responsibility reports as a group work

- find companies' SD presentations on web sites

- have training session for students to understand sustainable development

- training for staff to increase environmental consciousness at school

- build up regional, national, and global networks to share experiences

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