ALV for Teachers: A Guide to Choices for 1.0 Teaching

A Learners’ View (ALV) Is Of Choices On the Shortest And Fastest Path To Learning, The Oxygen Of Social Life.

Main Page: ALV Guides to 1.0 Teaching and Learning

Theme:  Choose to Teach Simply, So Learners May Simply Learn.

Abstract: Teachers match a path of choices learners use while learning with active ingredients of learning to which learners likely choose to learn  lessons teachers offer. This guide includes practical suggestions, useful tools, and a cohesive and flexible approach to matching teaching with learning.

 

ALV FOR TEACHERS describes a path of choices teachers may take as they move toward 1.0 Teaching, that is, toward teaching that results in everyone learning everything a teacher teaches. It presents condensed descriptions of a learners’ view (ALV) of teaching and learning drawn from more extensive descriptions in Classic Education: A Learners’ View of Choices during Teaching and Learning.    Read More

Preface

Contents

ALV for Teachers describes the basics of choices 1.0 Teachers make to blend lessons with choices learners make while learning. It also describes more advanced topics. It does so in ways that you can quickly merge your previously learned skills with a learners’ view (ALV) of learning lessons.

Introduction

This guide features steps and forms grounded in the ALV Path that represents choices learners make while learning. This path represents common results across reports of experimental behavioral and social science research that describe what you can see and hear people do as they learn. Read More

ALV Path of Choices

This path consists of 15 choice points across five set of options. Learning occurs while people choose from among these options in and out of lessons. Learning occurs … Read More

Lessons

Lessons, from a learners’ view (ALV), consist of vocabulary and relationships among the words, phrases, gestures, and other symbols and signs people use to show and tell from one person to others what the most skilled people have accomplished. Teachers blend lesson plans, instruction, and content into a triple-helix of learning in order to offer lessons. Effective lessons use … Read More

Part I: How to

A quick overview of choices teachers have to use ALV in order to accelerate, increase, and deepen (AID) learning promptly and sometimes dramatically.

Choose to Use A Learners’ View (ALV)

When learning occurs from one of your lessons, you used ALV, perhaps unknowingly. Only two (2) choices exist: to use ALV and learning occurs, or not to use ALV and students fail to learn your lesson. Read More

Uses for this Guide

Use ALV as a guide or as a reference to accelerate, increase, and deepen (AID) learning and reduce failure-to-learn (FTL). Read More

Quick-Start

These steps guide users through an abridged use of ALV for Teachers.

Part II: Applying ALV to AID Learning

Details of steps and resources to use ALV.

Get Started Using A Learners’ View (ALV)!

Get Started introduces a learners’ view (ALV), how to get ready to use it, and basic tools teachers use to prepare, offer, and assess a lesson.

Basics of A Learners’ View (ALV)

Basics outlines a learners’ view (ALV) of observable choices learners’ make while learning (adopting, adapt, and adjusting) the social patterns taught in lessons.

Lessons from A Learners’ View (ALV)

This link tells you how to blend a learners’ view (ALV) into your planning, instruction, and assessment of a lesson.

Lesson Formats from A Learners’ View (ALV)

This link presents formats for planning lessons from a learners’ view (ALV).

Including A Learners’ View (ALV) in Hybred Lesson Formats

Hybrid Lesson Plans include ways to use A Learners View (ALV) with popular formats by others.

Assessing Learning from A Learners’ View (ALV)

Assessing Learning includes steps and ways for you to measure the extent to which lessons result in efficient learning.

Part III: Resources for Applying ALV

Quick Tips

  1. ALV T-Shirt Wisdom of Learners
  2. ALV Tips for Teaching
  3. NESI TIPSheets
  4. Prompts, Props, and Patterns to Increase Learning

Application of A Learners’ View (ALV) 

  1. Basics
  2. Meet Ima Learner
  3. ALV Rules for Teaching
  4. Stop Risks of Failure
  5. Using ALV to AID Learning
  6. Applying Technical-Scientific Descriptions of Learning and Teaching
  7. 20 Second Lesson

Applications for Planning Lessons

  1. Checklist to Blend ALV into a Lesson
  2. Checklists to Prepare for Planning Lessons
  3. Checklists for Planning Lessons
  4. Checklists of Sources for Planning Lessons
  5. Master Checklist for Planning Lessons
  6. New Era School Initiative (NESI) TIPSheets

Applications for Instructing Lessons

  2. Three TIC Strategies for Instruction

Assessment of Lessons

  1. Applying the ALV Zone System (ALVZ)
  2. Calculating the Efficiency of Instruction with The Instruction Cube (TIC)

Checklists

  1. ALV Patterns in Lessons (APL) by 1.0 Teachers
  2. Begin Designing a Lesson at its End
  3. Checklist of Choices for Teachers
  4. Checklist to Avoid Mistakes in Requests for Tablet PCs in Schools
  5. Checklist for Planning Lessons
  6. Checklist to Increase Learner Competence
  7. Decisive Teachers 2010-2011 AY  Prep Checklist 
  8. Fundamentals for Using ALV
  9. Generic Checklist for Lessons
  10. Learning Centered Lesson Planning Checklist
  11. Master Checklist for Planning Lessons
  12. Prepare to Design 1.0 Lessons rev 0.1
  13. TIC Checklist to Plan Instruction
  14. Weave Three Treads into a Triple-Helix

Part IV

Related strategies and preparation to use future editions of ALV for Teachers.

Implications of ALV for Teachers

ALV refers to ways that teachers may choose to earn 1.0 ratings, the empirically based standard for what is possible to accomplish through lessons in and out of schools. Read More

Appendix – Notices

Glossary

Bibliographic Notes

Index

Related Reading

  1. Meet Ima Learner
  2. Teaching with A Learners’ View
  3. A Learners’ View (ALV) of Learning in One Lesson
  4. Selecting Tools for Planning, Instructing, and Managing a Lesson from A Learners’ View (ALV
  5. Understanding the Behavioral Science of a Lesson
  6. Techniques for Planning, Instructing, and Managing a Lesson
  7. Working from Examples
  8. Focusing on a Lesson’s Objective
  9. Simplifying a Lesson’s Objective
  10. Editing a Lesson
  11. Assessing a Lesson
  12. Reducing Risks of Failure to Learn a Lesson

Related Resources

  1. Summary of Classic Education: A Learners’ View (ALV) of Choices during Teaching and Learning- A Two Minute Read
  2. The Instruction Cube to Analyze Instruction

Related Reading

  1. 1.0 Teacher
  2. 1.0 Teaching
  3. A Completed Teacher (ACT)
  4. How to Choose to Use ALV for Teachers
  5. How to Use ALV for Teachers
  6. Summary of ALV Lessons

Related Resources

  1. Checklists for Educators rev. 2.0
  2. If You Could See Me

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