Title of the unit/module: How to Read Your Textbook
Brief description of target audience: undergraduate students in physics or physical science
courses
Terminal Objective: Learners will APPLY the question-read-recite process for effectively reading a textbook chapter [revision of my Terminal Objective 2 from module 5]
Pre-instructional Strategy: Overviewlearners will view a problem-based scenario in which a
student does not perform well on an exam that included questions from assigned textbook readings. Learners will be invited to improve their own reading skills and academic performance through this learning module . This is a motivational strategy informed by the ideas that scaffolding clarifies purpose (McKenzie, 1999) and that inquiry arousal stimulates attention by posing a problem to be solved (ARCS Model, 2016).
Enabling Objective Level on Learner Activity (What would Delivery Method
Blooms learners do to master this objective?) (Group Taxonomy presentation/lecture, self-paced, or small group) Given the main [Levels are *Read the main heading provided Group Presentation heading from a Based on *Restate the main heading in the (distance education textbook passage, Don Clarks form of an open-ended question online tutorial) learners will page] (cannot be answered merely yes TRANSLATE this Understandin or no) heading into a g *Review the restated question to question that can be (comprehend ensure that it is open-ended answered by means s, converts, of a close reading of translates, the passage. etc.) Given the same Understandin *Review the open-ended question Group Presentation textbook passage, g (identifies, they have just formulated (distance education learners will IDENTIFY compares, *Make a close reading of the online tutorial) (choose) appropriate selects, etc.) provided passage answers to their *Observe content items that are questions within the marked as potential answers to given passage. their question *Choose a content item within the passage that answers their question appropriately Given the open-ended Rememberin *Review the open-ended question Group Presentation question that they g (recalls, they formulated without reference (distance education formulated earlier, reproduces, to the textbook passage online tutorial) learners will RECITE etc.) *Recite (type) from memory the the answer that they answer to their question identified from their *View again the content item they reading without identified earlier as an answer to looking back at the their question text. *Compare their typed recitation with the content item that they identified ARCS Model of motivational design theories (Keller). (2016). Available at http://www.learning- theories.com/kellers-arcs-model-of-motivational-design.html
McKenzie, Jamie. (1999). Scaffolding for success. Available at http://www.fno.org/dec99/scaffold.html