This is the final video in support of The Religion Teacher’s Guide to Lesson Planning, the free ebook available here at The Religion Teacher. In these two video tutorials I provide a framework for choosing teaching strategies and activities. The core of this framework is the acronym, PROCESS.
I like to think of learning as a process. We start with certain knowledge, we are introduced to new concepts, and then we organize the new information into what we already know. Occasionally, we are given the opportunity to think critically or apply what we have learned. In an educational setting we are usually assessed to ensure this process has taken place.
The Learning PROCESS
P—Prior Knowledge
R—Receive New Information
O—Organize the New Information with the Prior Knowledge
C—Clarification and Critical Thinking
ESS—Assessment
Don’t forget that all of the resources mentioned in these videos can be found at the Resource page for The Religion Teacher’s Guide to Lesson Planning. The SQ3R handout mentioned in the video can be found at the Graphic Organizers page.
Video: Selecting Teaching Strategies (Part 1)
Video: Selecting Teaching Strategies (Part 2)
The Guide to Lesson Planning Video Series:
- Step 1: Lesson Preparation
- Step 2: Creating Lesson Objectives
- Step 3: Determine the Lesson Assessment
- Step 4: Selecting Teaching Strategies and Activities
If you are interested in obtaining your free copy of this e-book, just sign up for The Religion Teacher Newsletter at the Guide to Lesson Planning homepage.
Fergus Murrihy
I have enjoyed watching your videos. At present I’m attending a “Train the Trainer” course after which I hope to be in a position to help my neighbours improve on their computer skills. As with all teaching/training very similar skills are called for. I hope to improve whatever talent is it that I’ve got with God’s help!
Thanks once again and keep up the good work.
Gratefully yours
Fergus Murrihy
Limerick
Ireland
vilma mendoza
I’m happy and grateful for sharing a lot of ideas teaching religion. Thanks be to God!