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For the purposes of this study (and at this stage) the teaching processes and the essential teacher skills will address the needs of the learner in terms of the major aspects of the learning being attempted, viz, 

  1. Modes of learning
    • With teacher
    • With tutor
    • Independent
  2. Context of learning
    • In class
    • Online
    • Independent
  3. Tasks being undertaken to support learning
    • Planning
    • Arranging
    • Doing
    • Reflecting
    • Refining
  4. Activities
    • Actions
    • Interactions
    • Production
      o Products
      o Experience
    • Transference of learning
  5. Resources required to undertake the activities
    • Purposes
    • Opportunities
      o Time
      o Relationships
    • Equipment
    • Facilities
    • Prior Knowledge/skills
  6. Reflection on 
    • Methods, 
    • Achievements 
    • And implications
  7. Outcomes: new capacities and opportunities

There is potential to build on the above in a way that leads to systemic improvement of 

 

That is, this study has the potential to provide a model of a systems approach to the ongoing improvement of teaching and learning.

 

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