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Module 1 Unit 2

Applying ICT in MEIS


The Didactic Approach

The Didactic Approach


Didactic Teaching

The Didactic Classroom


What the Teacher Does
Identifies desired learning
outcomes and selects tasks
accordingly
Presents information
Models procedures or
techniques
Orchestrates activities and
manages behaviour
Asks questions to check
understanding and recall of
information
Selects assessment foci and
creates assessments to check
understanding and recall
Feeds results and comments
on performance back to
students (through marking or
verbal comments)

What the Students Do


Follow the teacher's plan and do
pre-selected tasks as required
Read, watch or listen to new
learning content
Observe and then copy or imitate
Do as told (or not)
Try to recall the information they
received to answer questions
Prepare for assessment by revising
previously learned, pre-selected
information
Listen to or read feedback and
(possibly) try again

Didactic Lesson Structure


Step 1: The Hook.
The teacher evokes a stimulus of some type such as a story, an activity or a
question designed to engage the students attention and interest.
Step 2: Lesson Objectives Shared
The teacher identifies the lesson objectives or outcomes and shows how these fit
into the overall learning plan.
Step 3: Teacher Input
The teacher provides necessary information, skills, procedures, etc.
Step 4: Student Activities
Students are given an opportunity to engage with the content/skills, usually
through a set of activities in order internalise the information or behaviours.
Step 5: Learning Check
Actual learning against the objectives is checked through a series of formative
assessment opportunities. Teacher ascertains needs for both support
interventions and/or extension work.
Step 6: Review
Students and teacher interact to summarise important points of the lesson.

Typical Activities in a Didactic


Lesson
Teacher exposition (Steps 1-3)
Student processing (Step 4)
Teacher and students monitor
progress (Steps 5-6).

Key Point
Adidactic method is ateaching
method that follows a consistent
scientific approach or educational style
to engage the students mind.
(Wikipedia)

Activity 1 - Didactic Lesson Coding


6 groups identify and code didactic
elements in the MEIS Lesson Plans

Maths

English

Science

Didact
ic
Codes

Hook, Objectives, T-input, S-activities, LCheck, Review

Activity 2 Didactic Lesson Plan


Developing a Didactic Lesson that is TPACK Compliant
Groups in Subject Teams
In your teams look at your subject area syllabus.
Choose a topic.
Identify curriculum objectives that you think can be achieved
during a didactic lesson on this topic.
Think about the different steps of didactic activities and resources
you might use to develop your learners in this topic.
Now develop the teacher and student activities for each step of
the Didactic approach.
List all the resources you will need for each activity.
Use the planning template for your team subject area to
develop your lesson plan.

Output and Presentation of


Output
Groups will exchange lesson plans with
other group in their subject area for
review using the lesson review tool
Groups revise lesson plans based on
group review
Feedback in Plenary
Diary Reflection
Daily Evaluation

Final Outputs - Portfolio

Maths

English

Science

Didactic Lesson Maths Didactic


coding
coded lesson

English Didactic
coded lesson

Science
Didactic coded
lesson

Didactic lesson
plans

English TPACK
Compliant
didactic lesson
plan

Science TPACK
Compliant
didactic lesson
plan

Maths TPACK
Compliant
didactic lesson
plan

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