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Toupin-Vidal & Leduc - ESL Teaching Vision - Concept Map

Various educational philosophies emphasize different aspects of teaching and learning. Essentialism focuses on traditional learning, emphasizing facts, discipline, and practical skills to produce productive members of society.

Toupin-Vidal & Leduc - ESL Teaching Vision - Concept Map

Behaviorism

Specific stimuli

certain responses

John Watson 1878-1958

B.F. Skinner1904-1990

Free will

an illusion

Learning

Change in behaviour

New habits

attending behavior

Structured environment

Reward system

Good or bad behavior

240 Expressions

Camille Toupin-Vidal and Genevieve Leduc - November 2020

Differents competencies at the students

To a specialist

Once a week

Degree of respect and cooperation

Home room teacher

Everyday

Consequences the itinerancy reality of an ESL teacher

High schools

a ESL teacher

One high school
150-180 different students

Reconstructivism

Create a better civilization

Social involvement
Continually reform themselves

ESL Teaching Vision

Most of them
Francophone
6 to 18 years old
As their first language
Others languages but not English

Allophone

French

ESL teacher in Quebec

English
Second language
Programs
Guideline

Progession of Learning

Categories

Core Program

Enrichied Program

Levels

Secondary

Elementary

Community center
School boards / Centre de services scolaires
Elementary schools

a specialists

Own classroom

More than one school

300 - 400 different students

Teaching Philosophy

University program

4 years

Assumptions
Theories
Beliefs
Existentialism
centered of the education
Carl R. Rogers 1902 – 1987

A person-centred approach

Freedom in learning

Humanist approach

A positive vision of human beings

Human capacity

Facilitators

The uniqueness of each student

Themselves

Their world

Governance of the school

Questions

The opinions of others

Human beign

Free wil

Who they are

Focus on the individual

Education of the whole person

Develop positive self concept, self knowledge, self responsiblity, etc.

Progressivism
Classroom

For experiential learning

Photography or painting room

Sciences labs

Cooking activities

John Dewey 1859 – 1952
All forms of learning
The whole person
Interest of learners

focus on the child

Cooperation work

We learn trough interactions

Students are problem solvers

Perennialism

Teamworks

Truths

Critical and independent thinkers

Unchanging, constant or perennial

Reading and analyzing the works

History's thinkers and writers over centuries

Dickens, Shakespeare, Socrate, Platon, Descartes ...

Their work survive after a long period of time

Emphasis on traditional education

Teachers

Essentialism
Schooling

Very practical

Become a productif member of society

Class have to be practical

Learners

Habits and knowledge

Good people

Hard work

discipline

Teacher

Traditional learning

Science and technologies

Teacher's Qualities

Creative
The life of the school
Authentic
Integrity
Passion for learning
Each student
Capable of success
Unique
The content taught
New approaches and methods
Each person in the class
Relationships
Learning an enjoyable adventure
In class decision making
How they teach
Teaching skills
Strategies from his environment
The Program
Colleagues

Bloom's Taxonomy

Levels of Knwledge
Metacognition
Procedural Knowledge
Conceptual Knowledge
Factual Knowledge
Types of knowledge
Principles and generalizations
Theories and structures
Methodology
Conventions
Specific facts
Terminology
Previously learned material
Remember
Reconize and recalling knowledge
Understand
The intended meaning of new information

Comprehension

Apply
Knowledge into operation

Application

Analyze
Methodically the structure of information

Analysis

Evaluate
The significance, worth, or quality of information or ideas

Evaluation

Create
Something new into existence

Synthesis

Multiple Intelligences

Interpersonal Intelligence
Meting new people
Working with others

Helping others

Naturalistic Inteligence
Like being outside

Camping, Hiking, Discover, Imagine, Explore

Related towards environmental issues

Recycling, Knowledge of the environment aroud them

Intrapersonal Intelligence
Understand their feelings

Know their strengths and weaknesses

Work Independently

Set goals and achieving them

Bodily-kinesthetic Intelligence
Capacity to transform elements

Use of the hands

Capacity to express themselves with the body

Dancing, Acting, Imitating gestures, Playing sports, etc.

Musical Intelligence
Facility wtih Learning Different Sound

Sing, Listening to music, Playing an Instrument, Composing music, etc.

Spatial Intelligence
Good Spatial problem solvers

Drawing, Painting, Reading maps

Linguistic Intelligence
Reading, Telling stories, Talking, Learning Languages
Logical-mathematical Intelligence
Problem Solver

Puzzles, Mysteries, Logic Exercices, Couting or doing calculations

Teaching pratices

Good communication Skill
Give clear and precise instructions
Give positive feedback
Act not react
Be humoristic
Closing lesson
Brain Break
Attention Level
Hooked
Stories
Quotes
Statistics
Facts
Recode
Informations
Memorization

Teaching Competencies

Professional development individually and with others
Skills to meet the needs of students
Reflexion
Ethical and Responsible Behavior
Set of moral principles, especially ones relating to a specified group

Form of conduct

Cooperate with school staff, parents and students
A relation

Parents

Emails, phone calls, agenda

English - the teaching subject

With the homeworks

Important collaborators

Students

School staff

Ideas and tips

teaching strategies

Projects

Activities

Reading materials

Essential

Professional relations with colleagues

Cooperate with coworkers
Exchange ideas with other teachers

Exercices

To integrate information and communications technologies (ICTs)
All communication technologies

Internet, Cell phones, Computers, Video-conferecing, etc.

Adapt teaching practice to the student needs
Knowing the student's strengths and weaknesses
Class managment
Variety of skills and techniques

Keep students organized, focused, attentive, and academically productive during a class

Evaluation of the student's progress
Identify areas of good practice and areas needing improvement
Professionalism
the conduct that characterizes a profession
Time Managment
The ability to use time effectively or productively
Language Awarness
How to use words in our learning materials, research language carefully
Knowledge
Facts, information, and skills acquired by a person through experience or education

Theoretical or practical understanding of a subject