The Dynamics of Teaching and Learning

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Teaching and Learning
are very different
Rob Reilly, Ed.D
.
 
methods
 
process
1
What’s my message
2
 
Shifting focus from 
TEACHING
 also
focus on 
LEARNING
 processes
 
Shifting focus from the 
TEACHER
to include the 
LEARNER
 
There is more to 
TEACHING
 than
just 
TEACHING
3
 
Focus on the
learning process
can only learn to ride
4
 
Teach
Learn
 
What’s delivered
to a person
 
Process of
acquiring,
storing,
retrieving
 
coach
5
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Teaching: Delivering
knowledge/info
 
6
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Learning: Acquire, Store &
Retrieve knowledge/info
 
7
 
deliver &
receive
different
processes
 
8
Teach
Learn
9
Different processes
Loci
Math
Motor
coord
10
 
How is a
judo skill
acquired?
11
Assessment styles
12
13
 
Don’t over teach!
 
Don’t over teach!
 
Don’t over teach!
14
The 
TEACH
er can not
get ahead of what the
LEARN
er can  process!
 
Don’t over teach!
 
Don’t over teach!
 
Don’t over teach!
15
Cognitive States 
(indiv vs. group)
 
Assessment
Overload
Boredom
16
All look alike
What do you do when a student is:
being bored
getting frustrated
doing cognitive assessment
How do you recognize a student that is:
being bored
getting frustrated
doing cognitive assessment
17
Managimg a learning journey
 
Another aspect…
o
Emotions have 
impact
o
….  provide 
motivation
...
o
… . provide 
disincentive
18
 
 
anxiety   worry   discomfort
  comfort   hopeful confident
ennui   boredom   indifference
  interest   curiosity   fascination
frustration  confusion  puzzlement
 
 insightful  enlightened  euphoric
dispirited   disillusioned  dissatisfied
   wistful   hopeful   encouraged
terror   dread   apprehension
   calm   enchanted  enthralled   awe
-1                   -0.5                       0                  +0.5                      +1
Emotion Axes 
(more for individual use)
humiliation embarrassed chagrin
 content pleased prideful
 
boredom
 
confident
 
embarrassed
 
encouraged
 
puzzlement
19
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Learning: Acquire, Store &
Retrieve knowledge/info
 
20
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Learning: Acquire, Store &
Retrieve 
Muscle Memory
 
21
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Learning: Acquire, Store &
Retrieve 
Muscle Memory
 
22
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Not
 typical
LEARNING
 
Different
LEARNING
process
23
24
 
it
 
Put
 
together
25
Whole-Part-Whole
 
Demonstrate WHOLE technique
o
Point out critical aspects
o
Repeat slowly
Open floor for questions
Practice one part at a time
Determine demo configuration
o
Sit and view instructor
o
With partner following instructor
S
ize
 of a PART
Configuration
Magic skill
26
 
Helpful Tactics
 
Uchikomi on what’s been ‘taught’
Roadblock: change the subject
 tachi waza -> ne waza -> back to business
Do NOT fight ‘
attitude
’ of judoka
Full time out from Judo
Fun drills
 
27
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From the teacher
From the learner
28
 
 
 
 
 
From 
the 
teacher
:
Feedback 
N
OT 
p
ositive 
o
r 
n
egative
Just 
a
ccurate
-- 
improves 
skill
29
 
From the learner:
Shifting/squirming
Gazing around
A message to you???
30
 
Canary in Coal Mine…
 
31
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32
and VERY
imp
or
tant
 
Your Changing Role
 
Not just Judo teacher
Can’t teach Judo like 1960s
Problem solver for parents
Character development
Health - exercise
Personal development
Mental health issues
 
33
 
Today’s
learner..
 
34
 
I’m going to go home
and end my life…
35
 
Important yes… but HOW important??
36
 
 Practicing
bad habits!!
 
37
 
Students don’t learn from
teachers they  don’t like
 
... 
don’t bond with
… don’t respect
38
 
Don’t be a  Perimeter Coach
 
39
40
Video yourself teaching…
teaching
Nags/nasty
monitoring
learner
41
 
42
What’s my message
43
 
Shifting focus from 
TEACHING
 also
focus on 
LEARNING
 processes
 
Shifting focus from the 
TEACHER
to include the 
LEARNER
 
There is more to 
TEACHING
 than
just 
TEACHING
can only learn to ride
4
Teach
Learn
45
Different processes
Whole-Part-Whole
 
Demonstrate WHOLE technique
o
Point out critical aspects
o
Repeat slowly
Open floor for questions
Practice one part at a time
Determine demo configuration
o
Sit and view instructor
o
With partner following instructor
S
ize
 of a PART
Configuration
Magic skill
46
 
Feedback is
NOT positive or
negative
47
 
It’s just
ACCURATE
What’s your
definition?
48
 
49
 
“I cannot teach anybody anything.
I can only make them think.”
                                                     —Socrates
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Teaching and learning are distinct processes that require a shift in focus from the traditional approach of solely delivering knowledge to encompassing the learning processes and the role of the learner. Emphasizing the learning process, acquiring, storing, and retrieving information, is essential for effective education. Additionally, recognizing students' cognitive states and addressing boredom, frustration, and assessment overload are crucial in facilitating meaningful learning experiences.

  • Teaching and learning dynamics
  • Learning processes
  • Student engagement
  • Cognitive states

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  1. Teaching and Learning are very different Rob Reilly, Ed.D. 1

  2. Whats my message There is more to TEACHING than just TEACHING Shifting focus from TEACHING also focus on LEARNING processes Shifting focus from the TEACHER to include the LEARNER 2

  3. Focus on the learning process 3

  4. 4

  5. Teach Process of acquiring, storing, retrieving 5

  6. Teaching: Delivering knowledge/info 6

  7. Learning: Acquire, Store & Retrieve knowledge/info 7

  8. deliver & receive different processes 8

  9. Teach 9

  10. Math Loci Motor coord 10

  11. How is a judo skill acquired? 11

  12. 12

  13. 13

  14. 14

  15. The TEACHer can not get ahead of what the LEARNer can process! 15

  16. Cognitive States (indiv vs. group) Assessment Overload Boredom All look alike 16

  17. How do you recognize a student that is: being bored getting frustrated doing cognitive assessment What do you do when a student is: being bored getting frustrated doing cognitive assessment 17

  18. Managimg a learning journey Another aspect o Emotions have impact o . provide motivation... o . provide disincentive 18

  19. Emotion Axes (more for individual use) -1 -0.5 0 +0.5 +1 confident anxiety worry discomfort comfort hopeful confident boredom puzzlement ennui boredom indifference interest curiosity fascination frustration confusion puzzlement insightful enlightened euphoric encouraged dispirited disillusioned dissatisfied wistful hopeful encouraged terror dread apprehension calm enchanted enthralled awe embarrassed humiliation embarrassed chagrin content pleased prideful 19

  20. Learning: Acquire, Store & Retrieve knowledge/info 20

  21. Learning: Acquire, Store & Retrieve Muscle Memory 21

  22. Learning: Acquire, Store & Retrieve Muscle Memory 22

  23. Not typical LEARNING Different LEARNING process 23

  24. 24

  25. Put Put together together it it 25

  26. Whole-Part-Whole Demonstrate WHOLE technique o Point out critical aspects o Repeat slowly Open floor for questions Practice one part at a time Determine demo configuration o Sit and view instructor o With partner following instructor Size of a PART Configuration Magic skill 26

  27. Helpful Tactics Uchikomi on what s been taught Roadblock: change the subject tachi waza -> ne waza -> back to business Do NOT fight attitude of judoka Full time out from Judo Fun drills 27

  28. From the teacher From the learner 28

  29. From the teacher: Feedback NOT positive or negative Just accurate -- improves skill 29

  30. From the learner: Shifting/squirming Gazing around A message to you??? 30

  31. Canary in Coal Mine 31

  32. 32

  33. Your Changing Role Not just Judo teacher Can t teach Judo like 1960s Problem solver for parents Character development Health - exercise Personal development Mental health issues 33

  34. Todays learner.. 34

  35. Im going to go home and end my life 35

  36. Experience Gains 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 36

  37. Practicing bad habits!! 37

  38. Students dont learn from teachers they don t like ... don t bond with don t respect 38

  39. Dont be a Perimeter Coach 39

  40. 40

  41. teaching Nags/nasty Video yourself teaching learner monitoring 41

  42. 42

  43. Whats my message There is more to TEACHING than just TEACHING Shifting focus from TEACHING also focus on LEARNING processes Shifting focus from the TEACHER to include the LEARNER 43

  44. 4

  45. Teach 45

  46. Whole-Part-Whole Demonstrate WHOLE technique o Point out critical aspects o Repeat slowly Open floor for questions Practice one part at a time Determine demo configuration o Sit and view instructor o With partner following instructor Size of a PART Configuration Magic skill 46

  47. Feedback is NOT positive or negative It s just ACCURATE 47

  48. Whats your definition? 48

  49. 49

  50. I cannot teach anybody anything. I can only make them think. Socrates

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