Weekend Course, Ha Noi, 12th & 13th March 2011
...to this brief course on Student Centred Learning. It is meant as a demonstration of the kind of course that you, or your colleagues, might like to run. We want to share with you these ideas simply because, as teachers, most of us need all the help we can find to achieve our main goal of assisting our students to learn effectively and efficiently.
Below are the documents you need to bring with you, first in English, followed by the Vietnamese. These explain what you will be doing in detail. Please would you read the 'The Sessions' page, but there is no need to read the detail of actual sessions beforehand, unless you wish to. There is enough space on the session handouts for you to make notes, but you may prefer to print them single sided to give yourself a blank page opposite each printed page.
There are three sessions on each of two days, the sessions are numbered 1 to 3 on the first day, and 4 to 6 on the second day. There is also a document that outlines all the sessions, a set of appendicies, and a general introduction.
Click on the documents below that you wish to transfer to your computer for printing:
Student Centered Learning - Introduction and Outline
lòi giới thiêu - lấy người học làm trung tâm
Student Centered Learning - Appendices
Student Centered Learning - Introductions
Student Centered Learning - Group Formation
Student Centered Learning - Learning Through Experience
Student Centered Learning - Helping Effective Learning
Student Centered Learning - Identifying Learning Needs
Student Centered Learning - Planning for Learning
Student Centered Learning - Evaluation
Student Centered Learning - Review
Colin Brydon March 2011