Do you wonder about the name 'Schema Performs'? Well, when you learn something new, the new learning is stored in your brain in the form of schemas or information groups. When you have to act, your brain retrieves the information from a schema and you perform. So, your Schema Performs!!!
Monday, May 3, 2010
A Course Map
A Course usually contains two modules. Lesson is the amount of learning in one sitting and the Lesson duration has to be fine tuned to 20 or 30 minutes. And a Lesson contains not more than six Topics, say 3 Instructions + 3 Simulations. Each Topic contains a set of Frames. And each Frame must not contain more than 80-100 words.
A learner can take a test at the Course level(summative evaluation) or Topic level(formative evaluation).
Can a course exist without modules? If you have modules you can reuse the content at module level. Modules also help in establishing the prerequisites for a learning unit.
However, If the course needs exploratory learning, you can omit modules and directly have topics.
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