The document discusses the ASSURE model, which provides guidelines for instructional design from assessing learners to evaluating lessons. It consists of 6 steps: 1) Analyzing learners to understand their skills, strengths and weaknesses. 2) Stating clear objectives for what students will learn. 3) Selecting and modifying methods, media and materials to meet the objectives. 4) Utilizing the materials and methods in an organized way. 5) Requiring learner participation through practice and demonstration. 6) Evaluating if the objectives were met and revising future lessons if needed. The model aims to provide organization and clarity in preparing, presenting, and assessing instructional materials and student learning.
The document discusses the ASSURE model, which provides guidelines for instructional design from assessing learners to evaluating lessons. It consists of 6 steps: 1) Analyzing learners to understand their skills, strengths and weaknesses. 2) Stating clear objectives for what students will learn. 3) Selecting and modifying methods, media and materials to meet the objectives. 4) Utilizing the materials and methods in an organized way. 5) Requiring learner participation through practice and demonstration. 6) Evaluating if the objectives were met and revising future lessons if needed. The model aims to provide organization and clarity in preparing, presenting, and assessing instructional materials and student learning.
The document discusses the ASSURE model, which provides guidelines for instructional design from assessing learners to evaluating lessons. It consists of 6 steps: 1) Analyzing learners to understand their skills, strengths and weaknesses. 2) Stating clear objectives for what students will learn. 3) Selecting and modifying methods, media and materials to meet the objectives. 4) Utilizing the materials and methods in an organized way. 5) Requiring learner participation through practice and demonstration. 6) Evaluating if the objectives were met and revising future lessons if needed. The model aims to provide organization and clarity in preparing, presenting, and assessing instructional materials and student learning.
The document discusses the ASSURE model, which provides guidelines for instructional design from assessing learners to evaluating lessons. It consists of 6 steps: 1) Analyzing learners to understand their skills, strengths and weaknesses. 2) Stating clear objectives for what students will learn. 3) Selecting and modifying methods, media and materials to meet the objectives. 4) Utilizing the materials and methods in an organized way. 5) Requiring learner participation through practice and demonstration. 6) Evaluating if the objectives were met and revising future lessons if needed. The model aims to provide organization and clarity in preparing, presenting, and assessing instructional materials and student learning.
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The assure model
Upon my analysis and review, the assure model appeared to
me as the functional and reliable guidelines from assessment up to evaluation of the learners in terms of educational use and function, it aims to giving clarity and organization in presenting, creating, and preparing a step by step instructional materials and the means to assess and knowledge of whether or not the objectives of a given lesson must be revised, whether or not the objectives were met and justified.
The first step in the assure model
Analyzing the learners In this step comes the analysis as a whole, this visits and reviews every aspect of learner's positive and negative sides on each respective educational levels, their knowledge, strength and weaknesses, this step aims in detailed analysis approach, gathering individual and group's issues in every aspect that could affect learning and acquisition of knowledge this also guides the teacher's preparation, execution, or revision of teaching ways and styles in general.
Statement of Objective as the second step This step targets the result to be, of the given objectives, this helps in determining the outcome possible for the learners in setting the standards to meet the stated objectives with consideration of aspects on how to meet the objectives, there are clear given guidelines and set of concerns to focus on such as the ABCD's of this step, appropriate to the levels of learners and their domains or learning classifications.
Select, modify, design Methods, Media and Materials This step focuses on the methods and materials to be used in teaching, depending on the teacher's view of the most appropriate materials, styles or method to deliver the knowledge with regards to meeting the objectives, considering the most effective for the class or the group.
Utilize Methods, Media and Materials This step plans in detail how the material, methods and media should be used in appropriate setting to meet the objectives of the lesson as planned. This step will show how the teacher will utilize the materials effectively, resourcefully and appropriately in the delivery of lesson.
Require Learner Participation This is where the teacher-student relationship is needed, in order to give gain skills, the effective encouragement of a teacher to a student must be given value, allowing the time to exercise and drill in order to learn and retain a lesson, thus giving time for preparation and set time to demonstrate the skill needed, and other positive regards to get the student going and participating in the lesson.
Evaluate and Revise This is where the observation and evaluation of objectives were assessed and reviewed if met or unmet, this is where the reflection of a teacher in his/her own strength and weaknesses in meeting the objectives in teaching, and also the students performance is reassessed, and can be justified by whether the materials, methods and medias where effective in delivery of lesson, this is where a teacher will determine the need for revision or the beginning of another lesson.
Prepared by; Ellen Grace V. Cortez, RN CTP-Maed1 Feb15, 2014
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