American International School Chennai +GOA 14.2.18
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A panel of students at the Global Online Academy (GOA) discussed how their interest-based courses through GOA helped them learn time management skills, collaborate with teachers and peers, and explore their personal interests. Representatives from the American International School of Chennai also met with GOA to discuss designing competency-based learning experiences for students and teachers.
American International School Chennai +GOA 14.2.18
- 1. A panel of students discuss their GOA courses. GOA students present they learned how to manage their time, collaborate with their teachers and peers, and learn more about their interests.
- 2. Emily facilitating a student panel. Interested students attended and learned about GOA’s interest-based courses and the overall student learning experience.
- 3. Head of School Andrew Hoover and GOA’s Emily Hamlin discuss designing for learning in the AISC library.
- 4. AISC leadership team with GOA’s Bonnie Lathram discussing the design and build of customized online courses for new faculty.
- 5. AISC leaders Andrew Hoover and Joelle Basnight prototype a new course for teachers.
- 6. Greeting secondary school teachers from AISC before the workshop titled Mindset, Skillset, Toolkit began.
- 7. Participants in the workshop designed student learning experiences aligned to competencies. It was Valentine’s Day so a theme emerged. See the next two slides for examples.
- 10. Emily illustrating some of our student courses as examples of competency-based learning. Thank you AISC for the wonderful visit.