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Continue Scale up teacher's book course 2 pdf МАЪНАВИЯТ – МАЪНАВИЯТ Scale Up is B2 level academic language course designed to meet the communication needs of Undergraduate, English for Specific Purposes students as well as independent academic learners in Uzbekistan. The B2 level course book consists of three courses to encourage undergraduate students to continue learning and get involved in academic life. Tursunov M. va boshqalar s.a. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O'zbekiston Matbuot va axborot agentligining G'afur G'ulom nomidagi nashriyot-matbaa ijodiiy uyi ? 80 x 372,881,111.1 (075) Toshkent moliya instituti axborot-resurs markazi ist bei Facebook. Um dich mit Toshkent moliya instituti axborot-resurs markazi zu verbinden, tritt Facebook noch heute bei. Toshkent moliya instituti axborot-resurs markazi ist bei Facebook. Um dich mit Toshkent moliya instituti axborot-resurs markazi zu verbinden, tritt Facebook noch heute bei. SCALE-UP flipped learning is a teaching style that takes the focus off the teacher and makes learning much more student-centered. Based on analysis and critical thinking, students work in groups on class activities to reinforce the materials learned in a restaurant-like environment than a typical classroom. And the model has had some amazing benefits for students. Read on to learn more about SCALE-UP flipped learning. In essence, SCALE-UP is collaborative, practical and computer-focused. From the first classroom integration in the 1980s to the present day, more than 98% of schools in the United States now own computers. What's more is that while the proportion of students to computers was once quite poor, the national average has risen considerably to 1.8:1. With this integration comes a much-needed review of traditional teaching practices. For example, how can teachers claim the attention of their students who can easily interact with personal screens as a means of distraction? It's a cultural tide that's proven difficult to combat. The answer is as simple as this common adage – If you can't beat them, join them. With this in mind, several university-level institutions have taken the bold step to research, codify and implement a comprehensive strategy that addresses the need for computer-aided collaboration in the classroom with an eye on media interactivity and integration. That's where scale-UP comes in. SCALE-UP – What is it? More recently, standing for the active learning environment focused on pedagogies upside down,' SCALE-UP refers to learning environments that have adopted active and collaborative environments in a way that alters traditional classroom processes and designs. With an emphasis on the socratic method, SCALE-UP classrooms encourage group work that focuses on dual goals that are tangible and non-scaly. Referring to practical observations and interesting problems, respectively, these objectives dictate the nature and design of SCALE-UP classrooms in a direct and concrete way. As a result, conferences are discarded rather than class-wide discussions, and rows of front-facing seats are thrown in favor of groups of seats that allow the room to reseal to a restaurant much more than a traditional educational environment. The principles of SCALE-UP As a result of academic research, essay and error, SCALE-UP is much more than an altered seating chart and discussion-based lesson plan. Moreover, SCALE-UP processes are strongly defined by their underlying principles, the details of which will now be developed. Collaboration and interactivity In a SCALE-UP class, boring teacher-student lectures become a thing of the past. In fact, a teacher's role is closer to that of a classroom facilitator than a traditional teacher. More explicitly, the SCALE-UP classroom emphasizes classroom discussions and research-based learning. Therefore, collaboration becomes the name of the game. This is particularly the case when, both inside and outside the classroom, much of the interaction takes place digitally. Digital interactivity, particularly those facilitated through cloud-based collaboration platforms, ensures that SCALE-UP principles transcend the confines of class time. Content Chunking Imagine assigning a huge project. Everyone has experienced that momentary feeling where the prospect of completion is daunting, and performance may be affected as a result. In the context of SCALE-UP, as is also the case with any large project, the act of dividing things into smaller, more manageable pieces makes the to-do list a little more manageable. Known as content fragmentation, SCALE-UP professionals have seen evidence that smaller education segments result in greater student education and learning that values depth rather than breadth. While this can be applied to any project, content fragmentation can also be found in mini-readings, activity durations, read times, and class discussion period, to name a few instances. Flipped learning For most of the educational history, the standard was simple: listen to a conference, take notes, complete the task and study. Boldly, SCALE-UP has ended this tired way of doing things and turned the lessons around. Known as flipped learning, this aspect of SCALE-UP moves the content delivery part of a class to a expectations, while activities and discussions based on study and application are brought into class and occupy most of the class time. Flipped learning, actually. Student Centrism More than anything else, SCALE-UP is defined by its student-centered approach. Lessons, assignments and group compositions are not simply unique arrangements that teachers can use in repetition, semester after semester. What this type of classroom can certainly be found in other environments are simply incompatible with SCALE-UP. By de becoming a lesson and dividing groups, teachers will take into account each student's educational history, background, and demographics seriously. As a result, SCALE-UP adapts to the needs of each class and student. If a class needs an additional lesson to understand a concept, or if a class requires a faster pace, then SCALE-UP's inherent flexibility is ready to be leveraged. SCALE-UP components Although SCALE-UP principles speak of the ideas behind its theoretical framework, they do not have much to do with the practical construction of a SCALE-UP. To do this, the actual components behind SCALE-UP are of paramount importance, the details of which will now be expanded. The learning and collaboration of the Group Training Group are hallmarks of any existing SCALE-UP classroom. To properly establish a functional implementation of SCALE-UP, effective group training is key. To be clear, this is not simply a matter of bringing students together at random, but rather a deliberately chosen confluence of students with clearly defined roles. In this regard, SCALE-UP groups, which pretend to be temporary, must be made up of an equal number of students of different skill levels. When teams are formed, disinted, and reassigned, rule assignment is of immense importance. The teacher can assign these roles himself, or students can decide internally. Frequently used are roles such as write, interrogator, organizer, and summarizer. Proper activity design In addition to content fragmentation, which refers to the interpersion of mini-readings with activities and other forms of learning in class, those striving to design an activity consistent with SCALE-UP should consider their relevant principles, particularly in the context of research-based learning – tangible, weightable and visible. Tangible observations are practical, weightable observations are interesting problems, and visible ones are teachable images. In the case of visible, beyond simple images, they can refer to simulations, demonstrations, and other explorable visuals. When successful, a SCALE-UP group uses all three principles in equal measure: role-playing, simulations, brainstorming, etc. Comments Since SCALE-UP allows class consultation, students are encouraged to collect information, information, analyze the results and learn from the experience at the end. In the case of the latter, the students are destined to self-deter from what worked and what did not and receive feedback from the class in general. Live feedback from both the teacher and his peers is essential for the effective implementation of SCALE-UP. Not only will it improve student production with each successive round of feedback, but scale-UP's success as a whole will also be greater. Support As is critical for SCALE-UP classrooms everywhere, the standard one-way teacher-student paradigm is eliminated in favor of a structure that is a little more dynamic. With an emphasis on depth over breadth, teachers are meant to encourage learning based on questions and discussions, rather than covering the material as quickly as possible. To do this, SCALE-UP promotes a supportive classroom environment, which here has more than one meaning. The first involves a supportive learning structure, in which concepts, activities and broad understanding are built on top of each other, similar to scaffolding that one can see adjacent to a building. In addition, SCALE-UP's support also refers to the student-student relationship, which becomes more prominent through SCALE-UP's focus on student groups. In it, students within the same group are destined to support each other, not only in the completion of class work, but also to teach each other when confusion arises. Effective assessment As much as students stop it, assessments are an essential part of the educational process. It helps teachers get an idea of whether their teaching style, activities, and concepts are connecting with students in a successful way. However, the evaluation simply for the sake of it is, in fact, a futile effort. For the evaluation to adequately produce actionable information, it must be generated from the basis of appropriate planning and thinking. This is a facet of SCALE-UP that could be of universal benefit. (Learn more about effective assessments here.) From the beginning, participating in scale-up practices should conceive of your resumes in a backward manner. This means that the educational results of the course, and therefore the content of the final evaluation, must be decided from the beginning. In an actionable context, all activities, classroom experiences and projected results must be aligned with the content of the assessment, in order to properly measure and assess the results. How is SCALE-UP different from traditional classrooms? If not yet evident, SCALE-UP classrooms differ widely from their traditional counterparts. The focus of towards student participation, teacher preparation and teacher-peer relationships are notable examples of this. Active participation in the face of passive participation In a traditional classroom, where taking notes and taking exams are the two main students active engagement is not widely encouraged. Since these students are practicing passive engagement, their roles can be summarized as listeners, note-takers, and general observers. In SCALE-UP classrooms, on the other hand, the inherent requirement of group work and discussion acts as a catalyst for passive students to participate in active participation. Therefore, the role of an actively engaged student in a SCALE-UP environment is that of an active problem solver, collaborator and speaker. Preparation level Although the level of preparation is usually dictated by the specific class, teacher and subject, it is not necessary to say that the level of preparation required in a SCALE-UP classroom is significantly higher than that of a traditional classroom. This is mainly due to the rigors of a discussion-based environment. It is much easier to skate unprepod when a traditional class period involves only taking notes, unlike SCALE-UP's most involved expectations. Relationship with peers In SCALE-UP classrooms, classmates are no longer just anonymous people who sit around them, as is the case in many traditional classrooms. Their classmates and their relationship with them are critical to both the success of learning and their success in a SCALE-UP environment. This is true in the context not only of group work, but also of attendance, responsibilities and sources of information and leadership. In the event that, in traditional classrooms, classmates are encouraged to compete with each other for a limited number of high scores, especially if a curve is present. At SCALE-UP, the relationship is 100% collaborative. The same is true of responsibilities, which are determined in the context of a group environment, and therefore affects the will to be absent or depressed. This is also true for sources of information and leadership, as SCALE-UP classrooms disseminate the teacher-centered coordination center and encourage students to trust each other in equal measure. SCALE-UP in practice Although SCALE-UP has been implemented in more than 500 educational environments worldwide, it originated at North Carolina State University in 2006 as an experimental educational model for physics classes that blurs the lines between conferences and laboratories. At the end of the initial study, researchers found that SCALE-UP achieved the following benefits: Higher attendance rates Improved student attitude positive development of problem-solving skills Greater overall understanding Since then, and with these benefits in hand, SCALE-UP has obviously grown and evolved beyond its limited original vision. Now it is applied to a variety of disciplines, particularly with an eye to integrating meaningful and effective technology into the classroom. As a result, educational technology offerings have evolved to the growing demand for classrooms and institutions around the world. As part of this trend, ViewSonic has proven to be more than the best of the challenge. With its ViewBoard, ViewBoard S and myViewBoard product lines, facilitating classroom discussion and group collaboration, both in person and online, has never been easier. For those classrooms that cover the modern dynamic pedagogies associated with SCALE-UP, these products are worth examining. In.
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