INTRODUCTION
Technical Requirements
What hardware and software do you require?
The minimum requirements are:
| Hardware | Software | Download |
| Pentium class 100 Mhz | Internet Explorer 5.5 + | http://www.microsoft.com |
| Flash Player plugin 6.0 | http://www.macromedia.com |
Module Content
What's this module about?
The purpose of this module is to help you learn about the way you learn, to apply individual and group learning strategies, to learn about the college and the classroom in which you study and to learn in a critical reflective way.
The module has 4 topics. These are:
Topic 1: My Study room. This unit is about personal learning. You will learn about time management, goal setting, learning styles and how to reflect about your learning.
Topic 2: College. We do not learn in isolation (by ourselves).We learn in a context. Our learning is done in a TAFE college, so you have to use the facilities your college provides to help your learning.
Topic 3: My Classroom. Learning is also a collaborative effort. Here you will think about the importance of learning as part of a group.
Topic 4: Smart Learning. Learning helps us become better thinkers. Here you will learn about critical thinking.
Timetable
Approaches to Learning is a module that you will be learning not only online, but also in class. The online part of it has been designed to be completed in 9 weeks, working 2 hours a week on it. However, different students will take different time to complete this module.
This table gives an indication of how much time to dedicate to each topic:
| Topic | Learning Field | Recommended hours | No Weeks |
| 1. My Study Room | Personal Learning | 6 | 3 |
| 2. College | Learning in Context | 4 | 2 |
| 3. My Classroom | Collaborative Learning | 4 | 2 |
| 4. Smart Learning | Critical Learning | 4 | 2 |
Learning Outcomes & Assessment Guidelines
To have a better idea of what you are going to learn in this module, you can read the Approaches to Learning 4 Learning Outcomes.
To have an overall idea of what you are learning in CESOL II, you can read the Assessment Guidelines .
Assessment grid: You will see what activities assess different Learning Outcomes.
You can print these three documents and file them in your folder. Once you finish reading them, tick the task icon (right hand corner)
Tasks
Each topic has several learning activities and assessment tasks. You should do all the learning activities. Some of the assessment tasks are compulsory (this means: you have to do them). Other assessment tasks are optional. You will be given a list of optional assessment tasks from which to choose the ones you feel more comfortable with, or you feel will teach you something new. You will be told how many optional tasks to complete for each topic.
Welcome
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