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Student Learners Hybrid Teaching Strategies Sherwood Thompson EdD Associate Professor Eastern Kentucky University 2009 NCPEA Annual Conference Connecting Professors with Students The fault dear Brutus is not in our stars but in ourselves that we are underlings ID: 430839

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Sparking Excitement and Passion in Student Learners:Hybrid Teaching Strategies

Sherwood Thompson, Ed.D.Associate ProfessorEastern Kentucky University

2009 NCPEA Annual ConferenceSlide2

Connecting Professors with Students"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars but in ourselves that we are underlings." ShakespeareSlide3

Students are a captured audienceYour job is to captivate the students’ attentionGrab their minds with your teaching style

Turn on your personality and motivate students to desire learningChange your teaching technique and your way of thinking about student learningConnecting Professors with StudentsSlide4

Develop a constant stream of new ways of presenting knowledgeEstablish better techniques, truer pedagogy, and more progressive ways of deliveryRelease the old methods of teaching and proceed to use new innovative ways of teaching

Have fun with the learning process and take intelligent risksConnecting Professors with StudentsSlide5

Connecting Professors with StudentsEmpower learners to idealize and determine for themselves the power of knowing

Motivate students, and inspire them to take responsibility for their own educationDemonstrate to them that you are the coach, the purveyor of knowledge

Ask students in your class to commit to being a partner with you in the learning processSlide6

ExpectationCaringSupportConcern

Respect Connecting Professors with Students Achievement

Goals and Performance

Assignments

Evaluation

Low Expectation

&

Low

Achievement

High Expectation

&

High Achievement

Moderate Expectation

&

Moderate

Achievement

Questionable

Expectation

& Surprising Achievement

Achievement

Initiating Expectation

High

High

Low

A caring and supportive professor may improved student achievement by demonstrating high expectations and modeling a behavior of concern and respect. Slide7

Connecting Professors with Students“. . . one of the major tasks in teaching is not how to scare students into doing their homework, but rather how to nurture their curiosity and to use curiosity as a motive for learning. . . . “

Dr. Wilbert J. McKeachieSlide8

The 21st Century is here. The real challenge that most professors will face is resources and the willingness to embrace new technology for classroom application. Utilizing hybrid models of instructional delivery is the future, today. Dr. Sherwood Thompson

Hybrid TeachingF-2-F

Hybrid Professors

Technology

Instructional

DeliverySlide9

Hybrid Teaching

Real time communication between professor and students or delayed message deliveryFosters creative thinking and advance reasoning

The hybrid professor uses a number of digital resources

The hybrid teaching process is designed to incorporate the best techniques and advantages of F-2-F and digital technology

Online course materials, blogs, twitter, texting, iPod, podcasting, digital textbooks, and computer PowerPoint presentationsSlide10

The spirit of hybrid teaching is to enable individualized learning to take place in a courseStudents can be an active learner using podcasting, the broadcasting of digital files that can be accessed through the Internet and downloaded onto a computer or MP3 player

Professors can soar to new heights using a mixed delivery method to introduce instructional materials to studentsHybrid TeachingSlide11

Hybrid TeachingPedagogy and podcasting will continue to be a hot button topic

Some faculty members believe that this technology will enhance and inspire student learning, other believe that F-2-F has the most impactHybrid teaching situations gives you both, F-2-F and digital interaction Slide12

Transformational Hybrid Learning ModelProfessor

Responsible for raising students’ interest to higher levels of motivation & ethics. Purveyor of knowledge Encourages students to achieve higher goals Student

Engage in the learning process for the purpose of gaining new knowledge

Conscious of each other’s role, usually pursue their own purposes & goals under the direction of the professor

Thompson (2009) based on ongoing research conducted in hybrid classroom settings. Slide13

Hybrid Teaching Model

Professor

Student Learning Outcomes

Content Knowledge

F-2-F

Delivery

Technology

Creative

EndeavorsSlide14

Hybrid Teaching ToolsInteractive surveys

eMails Monitored chat rooms Live web chats

Webinars

Online quizzes

SMART BoardsSlide15

Advantages of Hybrid TeachingPrinciples of Sustainable Education Creates & Sustains Student Learning

Ensures Creative Thinking ProcessMotivates Both Faculty & StudentsDemonstrates Tech CompetenceFocuses on Individual StudentSelf-Sustaining and EngagingPromotes Global Awareness

Promotes Excellence

Sustainable Education:

The ability to maintain

more robust

learning in a continual educational mode.Slide16

REFERENCES

Harris, K. (2008, October 16). Using social networking sites as student engagement tools. Diversity: Issues in Higher Education, 18, 40.Schmit, D. (2007). Creating a broadcasting empire. . .From the corner of your classroom. MultiMedia & Intenet@School, 14, 13-16.

McKeachie, W.J. (1994). Teaching tips: Strategies, research, and theory for college and university teachers. D.C. Heath and Company, Lexington, MA

Thompson, S. (2009). The role of professors in 21

st

century hybrid classrooms. Research observations and ongoing classroom investigational studies

.Slide17

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