4. Protomnema: SNOW Translation Objectifying Thesaurus Conceptualization Association Transference Contextualization Intonation Comparison éȘ [ snĆ ] Weather -Color: snow white Iceland Princess Snowflake Fire T O C T A C T I C Back RQ
6. Bloomâs Six Levels of Education Higher order of Thinking http://coe.sdsu.edu/eet/Articles/BloomsT/index.htm Evaluation Synthesis Analysis Application Comprehension Knowledge Lower Order of Thinking Protomnema Feature Wholistic
8. Multi-sensorial Learning NOTE: V* These are learning processes classified as para-visual as they entail accessing pictures and images not through oneâs physical eyes, but through oneâs imagination. Transference (V*) Contextualization (V*) Identification of antonym (K-V) Association (V*) Definition (K-V) Conceptualization (K-V) Translation (K-V) Intonation (K-A) Objectifying (K-V) Text-based Learning Processes Audio-based Learning Processes Graphic-based Learning Processes
9. Protomnemic Levels of Learning Attach, Select Support Conceptualization Creating standards of judgment Evaluation 6 Construct, Create, Transference Objectifying Going beyond what is known through production of new ideas Synthesis 5 Compare, Discriminate Differentiate Comparison Breaking down materials in to components through differences & similarities Analysis 4 Apply, Illustrate, Interpret Contextualization Applying concepts in real world situations Application 3 Describe, Classify, Recall Recognize Association; Showing understanding through description Comprehension 2 Name, Identify, Label Translation; Intonation; Thesaurus Knowing specific facts Knowledge 1 Learning actions Protomnema Definition Level of Learning Â
Our research has been based on 3 parameters to achieve EFFECTIVE foreign language learning: A research-based teaching goal 2. scaffolding techniques as a way to reach the goal 3. Multiple-intelligence driven scaffolding PROTO: protoâfirst example of something, from which other things may develop