Advanced Instructional Strategies in the Virtual Classroom
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Course Summary
This course teaches effective teaching strategies for educators at all levels, focusing on innovative and unconventional approaches to engage and motivate students.Key Learning Points
- Learn how to use technology to enhance teaching and learning
- Explore creative strategies for classroom management
- Discover new ways to assess student learning
Related Topics for further study
- Classroom Management
- Student Engagement
- Assessment Strategies
- Technology Integration
- Innovative Teaching Methods
Learning Outcomes
- Create effective lesson plans using innovative strategies
- Increase student engagement and motivation
- Implement technology to enhance teaching and learning
Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course
- Basic understanding of teaching principles
- Access to a computer and internet connection
Course Difficulty Level
IntermediateCourse Format
- Online
- Self-paced
- Video lectures
- Assignments
Similar Courses
- Effective Classroom Management
- Innovative Teaching Methods
Related Education Paths
Notable People in This Field
- Sir Ken Robinson
- Dr. Sugata Mitra
Related Books
Description
Welcome to Advanced Instructional Strategies in the Virtual Classroom! This course will help you apply strategies to the critical areas of K-12 virtual instruction to significantly impact virtual education. We will examine the pitfalls beginning teachers run into and learn how to overcome them by focusing on the fundamentals that have the greatest impact on student learning in a blended or online environment. By the end of the course, you will be able to empower your students to be voracious learners who are ready to go out and make the world a better place to live.
Outline
- Module 1
- About this Course
- Pre-Course Survey
- The Role of Direct Instruction
- Tools that Support Direct Instruction
- Planning a Live Learning Experience
- Teacher-Created vs. External Direct Instruction
- The Role of Direction Instruction
- Tools that Support Direct Instruction
- Planning a Live Learning Experience
- Teacher-Created vs. External Direct Instruction
- Direct Instruction
- Module 2
- Communication and Relationship Building
- Communicating Remotely
- Building Relationships with Students
- Technology for Personalized Learning
- Feedback and Online Tools
- Communication and Relationship Building
- Communicating Remotely
- Building Relationships with Students
- Technology for Personalized Learning
- Feedback and Online Tools
- Communication and Building Relationships
- Module 3
- Strategies for Effective Assignments and Assessments
- Student Motivation and Performance
- Instructional Strategies and Educational Tools
- Assignments and Assessments in the Virtual Classroom
- Strategies for Effective Assignments and Assessments
- Student Motivation and Performance
- Instructional Strategies and Educational Tools
- Assignments and Assessments in the Virtual Classroom
- Module 4
- Defining At-Risk Students
- Teaching At-Risk Students and Building Community
- Scaffolding in an Online Course
- Defining At-Risk Students
- Teaching At-Risk Students and Building Community
- Scaffolding in an Online Course
- At-Risk and Underperforming Students
- Module 5
- Fostering Equity and Inclusion
- Connection Before Content
- Fostering Equity and Inclusion
- Connection Before Content
- Message from UC Irvine Division of Continuing Education
- Post-Course Survey
- Your Best Defense is a Good Community
Summary of User Reviews
Discover effective teaching strategies with this course on Coursera. Learn how to create a positive and engaging classroom environment. Many users praise the practical tips and real-life examples provided in this course.Key Aspect Users Liked About This Course
Practical tips and real-life examplesPros from User Reviews
- Practical tools to apply in the classroom
- Engaging and interactive course content
- Great instructor support and feedback
- Flexible and self-paced learning
- Useful for both new and experienced teachers
Cons from User Reviews
- Some users found the course content to be basic
- A few technical issues reported with the platform
- Limited opportunities for peer interaction
- Not all content is applicable for all types of teachers
- Some users found the course to be too time-consuming