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Science of Learning D5

Deliverable 5 – Impact of Learner Principles

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Competency

Summarize the impact of learner characteristics on learning outcomes.

Student Success Criteria

View the grading rubric for this deliverable by selecting the “This item is graded with a rubric” link, which is located in the Details & Information pane.

Scenario

You have provided the class roster to Dr. Lydia. The class characteristics include:

· Age: 25-45

· College Experience: Varied, from freshmen to returning adult learners

· Employment Status: Full-time, part-time, unemployed, varying professions

· Parenting Status: Some are parents, balancing family commitments

· Gender: Diverse group of learners

You have suggested she review the demographics and characteristics of her students to make any necessary adjustments to her lesson plans. Dr. Lydia was very confused by this, so you explain that the design of her information delivery and learner assessment needs to be adjusted to ensure strong student learning outcomes. You offer to provide feedback to show her how to consider the characteristics of her students and ask her to email you her lesson plan.

Instructions

Download and review Dr. Lydia’s Lesson Plan.

Lesson Plan.docx

In an email format, complete the following:

· For each characteristic, identify if the characteristic is considered in the lesson plan.

· If it is, explain how it is considered and its expected impact on learning outcomes.

· If it is not, explain how the lesson plan could be modified to account for the characteristic and why the adjustment is necessary.

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Lesson Plan: Effective Time Management for Adult Learners

Course: Time Management Strategies for Success

Objective: To equip adult learners with practical time management skills that address their diverse responsibilities and help them achieve academic and personal goals.

Class Profile:

· Age: 25-45

· College Experience: Varied, from freshmen to returning adult learners

· Employment Status: Full-time, part-time, unemployed, varying professions

· Parenting Status: Some are parents, balancing family commitments

· Gender: Diverse group of learners

Lesson Structure:

1. Introduction (15 mins)

· Icebreaker Activity: Engage students with a brief activity sharing their biggest time management challenge.

· Discussion: Highlight the importance of effective time management for academic success and life balance, acknowledging the diverse responsibilities of adult learners.

2. Understanding Individual Time Challenges (20 mins)

· Group Activity: Break students into small groups based on similar responsibilities (e.g., parents, working professionals). Discuss common time management challenges within their respective groups.

· Whole-Class Discussion: Each group shares insights, fostering understanding and empathy among learners.

3. Time Audit Exercise (20 mins)

· Individual Task: Provide a time audit worksheet for students to track their activities for the past week.

· Reflection: Encourage students to reflect on patterns, identifying time sinks and areas for improvement.

4. Strategies and Tools (30 mins)

· Lecture & Discussion: Introduce various time management strategies, considering diverse needs (e.g., Pomodoro Technique, Eisenhower Matrix, prioritization).

· Interactive Session: Discuss tools and apps that can aid in time management (e.g., calendars, productivity apps).

5. Application and Personalized Planning (25 mins)

· Group Activity: Assign groups based on similar challenges identified earlier. Students collaboratively create personalized time management plans.

· Individual Reflection: Each student drafts a concise action plan tailored to their responsibilities and goals.

6. Q&A and Closure (10 mins)

· Open Forum: Address questions and concerns raised during the session.

· Summary: Recap key takeaways and emphasize the importance of implementing personalized strategies.

Accommodation Strategies:

· Flexible Delivery: Provide access to session materials online for review at any time.

· Variety of Examples: Use diverse case studies and examples reflecting different backgrounds and lifestyles.

· Inclusive Language: Avoid assumptions about gender roles or family dynamics.

· Assessment:

· Reflective Journal: Assign a post-session reflection on the effectiveness of selected strategies in managing their time better.

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