What are the aspects of an Instructional Design?

• Context, Connection, Collaboration, and Creativity

• Textbook, Survey, Lecture, Assessment

• Collaboration, Research, Strategies and Instructional Tools

What are the Principles to be considered in developing an Instructional Design?

• Engaging, Interactive, differentiated, learner-centered

• Progressive, Transformative, Inclusive and Authentic

• Inclusive, Ideational, Integrative, and Innovative.

  
  

What are the essential learning events in the teaching and learning process?

• Assess, Analyze, Intervene and Conclude

• Engage, Explore, Experience, and Empathize

  
  

• Plan, Motivate, Implement, Act

What should be the components of an instructional design framework?

• Assessment, Training, Documentation, Analysis

• Research, Testing, Implementation, Review

• Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation

• Principles,  Aspects, Events, Curriculum, Teaching and Assessment, and Pedagogical Approaches

  
  

What is an Instructional Design Framework?

• systematic process that includes study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions

• a standards-based sequence of planned experiences where students practice and achieve proficiency in content and applied learning skills

• serves as a guide in the teaching and learning process;

They refer to systematic frameworks or models that guide the principles, methods, and practices of teaching and learning.

• Scientific Method

• Pedagogical Theories

• Instructional Design

• Research method

It emphasizes the active construction of knowledge by learners through personal experiences, reflection, and interaction with the environment.

• constructivism

• progresivisms

• transformative learning

• experiential learning

It focuses on hands-on experiences as essential for meaningful learning.

• Experiential Learning

• Theoretical lectures
• Online quizzes
• Virtual reality learning

It emphasizes the role of social interactions, observation, and modeling in the learning process.

• Psychoanalytic Theory
• Behaviorism Theory
• Social Cognitive Theory

• Experiential Learning Theory

It is a teaching method that engages students in active learning by exploring topics, asking questions, and discovering answers through critical thinking.

• Passive student engagement
• Inquiry-based learning
• Traditional lecture-based learning
• Memorization-based teaching