FROM ALV (A LEARNERS’ VIEW) of LESSONS, SIMPLIFY THE COMPLICATED in order to AID (accelerate, increase, and deepen) learning. Learning is problem solving. The problem to solve in each lesson is which two dots to connect. From this view, a lesson shows learners which two dots and how to connect them. ALV lessons vary in complexity and style according to choices of teachers to adapt subject matter into two dots. To accomplish this adaptation, teachers choose how much to analyze and organize to instruct the content (subject matter) of a lesson.
Last Edited: February 21, 2016