Learning about animal welfare using Flipped Classroom
Description:
The learning design includes Pre-class activities as preparation, In-class activities allowing students to work in groups and getting support from the teacher. Furthermore it includes a post-class activity for assessment of learning.
Intended Learning Outcomes:
- Being able to apply the concept of animal welfare in an organic setting
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Pre-class activities |
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Chapter in textbook. |
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Read book chapter. |
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Discussion forum in Brightspace |
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Discuss and elaborate on which animal welfare concepts that fit better in organic than conventional farming and the opposite ↓ |
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Peers and teacher can reply directly |
In-class activities |
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Powerpoint slides |
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Short lecture with emphasis on concepts noted in discussion forum. ↓ |
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Teacher |
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Litterature, ppt and notes given by teacher. Excursion. |
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Flipped Classroom: |
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Peers in group. Teacher. |
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Textbbok |
Plenum discussion on central aspects and pitfalls ↓ |
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Teacher, peers |
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After-class activity |
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All the above ressources are used |
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Individual quiz. |
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The teacher evaluate the answers from each students and support in areas where the student has difficulties |
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Additional information
Students are informed about how to use the discussion forum as part of their preparation.
The in-class session has a duration of 3*45 minutes.