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Iterative design in language teaching involves developing a course outline before implementing feedback.
Iterative design in language teaching involves developing a course outline before implementing feedback.
True (A)
The iterative design process includes analyzing data collected solely from student performance metrics.
The iterative design process includes analyzing data collected solely from student performance metrics.
False (B)
The iterative design approach is characterized by a linear progression toward a single goal.
The iterative design approach is characterized by a linear progression toward a single goal.
False (B)
Utilizing a mix of quantitative and qualitative methods for data collection provides a more comprehensive understanding of course effectiveness.
Utilizing a mix of quantitative and qualitative methods for data collection provides a more comprehensive understanding of course effectiveness.
One of the benefits of iterative design is that it can lead to increased teacher consistency in curriculum delivery.
One of the benefits of iterative design is that it can lead to increased teacher consistency in curriculum delivery.
Adjusting lesson plans and creating new materials are part of the design refinement process in iterative design.
Adjusting lesson plans and creating new materials are part of the design refinement process in iterative design.
Iterative design encourages teacher stagnation and a lack of reflection on teaching methods.
Iterative design encourages teacher stagnation and a lack of reflection on teaching methods.
The iterative design model may present challenges such as being time-consuming and requiring institutional support.
The iterative design model may present challenges such as being time-consuming and requiring institutional support.
Feedback collection tools can include online surveys and classroom observation protocols.
Feedback collection tools can include online surveys and classroom observation protocols.
The analysis phase of iterative design requires identifying discrepancies between intentions and outcomes.
The analysis phase of iterative design requires identifying discrepancies between intentions and outcomes.
Flashcards
Iterative Design
Iterative Design
A process of improving English language teaching methods by collecting and using feedback from students.
Initial Course Design
Initial Course Design
Creating a plan for an English language course, including objectives, materials, and assessments.
Feedback Collection
Feedback Collection
Gathering information about a course's effectiveness from students, peers, and self-reflection.
Data Analysis
Data Analysis
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Design Refinement
Design Refinement
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Student Surveys
Student Surveys
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Peer Observation
Peer Observation
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Self-Reflection Journals
Self-Reflection Journals
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Quantitative Data
Quantitative Data
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Qualitative Data
Qualitative Data
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Study Notes
Iterative Design in ELT
- Iterative design is a method in English Language Teaching (ELT) to repeatedly refine instruction based on gathered feedback.
- This approach creates effective student-centered learning that adjusts to learner needs.
Initial Course Design
- Create a detailed course outline with learning goals, materials, and assessment.
- Design should follow best practices in ELT and be tailored to the student population.
Implementation and Data Collection
- While teaching, gather feedback from various sources.
- These include student surveys, peer observations, self-reflection journals, and analysis of student performance data.
- Combine both quantitative and qualitative feedback for a complete picture of course effectiveness.
Analysis and Reflection
- Examine the collected data to pinpoint trends and areas for improvement.
- Identify discrepancies between expected and actual outcomes.
- Evaluate unexpected results to understand learning processes better.
Design Refinement
- Use analysis to improve the course design.
- Refine lesson plans, create new teaching materials, or modify assessment methods.
- Thoroughly document changes and rationale.
Benefits of Iterative Design
- Responds to student needs effectively.
- Encourages teacher reflection and professional growth.
- Leads to more effective and engaging instruction over time.
Challenges of Iterative Design
- Implementing this approach is time-consuming.
- May require institutional support.
- Balance the need for improvement with the requirement of consistent curriculum delivery.
Tools for Feedback Collection
- Use online surveys, learning management systems, and classroom observation tools.
- Streamline the feedback collection process.
Conclusion
- Using iterative design, ELT teachers can develop dynamic and responsive learning environments.
- Improves instruction and fosters a culture of constant improvement in language education.
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