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Preparatory Activities by Students
Here you design any activities that you want students to do in advance of the learning session itself: e.g. reading a book chapter or doing some research.
If you want to try a new technique or tool for a familiar form of activity, choose either What technology can I use for...? or What can I do with...? for ideas, tips and examples.
For each activity:
- Give it a brief title or label (e.g. 5-10 words)
- What is the nature of the activity: i.e.
- What will students do, and what techniques will you use (e.g. note-taking, mind-mapping)?
- How will you accommodate differentiation?
- Will you offer students a choice in what they do?
- Which learning outcome does the activity support? You might want to look back to the Learning Outcomes page. Subject to functionality: may have drop-down list.
- How long should the activity take?
- Will students work individually, in pairs or in groups during the activity? If working collaboratively:
- How big are the groups?
- How do you want to divide up the students? (i.e. Can they choose, or do you want to decide yourself?)
- What tools and resources will students need? e.g. books, handouts, Websites, IT, other equipment. Either include a short list on this page or remind yourself to look at the Resources page. Subject to functionality: may have drop-down list.