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Outlining and Summarizing involves identifying the main ideas and rendering them in one’s own words. Concept Mapping is also similar. Both strategies have the potential accelerate academic growth in one year by 1.5 years.
Outlining and Summarizing involves identifying the main ideas and rendering them in one’s own words. Concept Mapping is also similar. Both strategies have the potential accelerate academic growth in one year by 1.5 years.
Come along and learn a few ways you can use these two powerful instructional strategies with students.
Come along and learn a few ways you can use these two powerful instructional strategies with students.
Topics
Topics
- Strategies Overview
Phases of Learning
Key to Meaningful Learning
Vocabulary Programs - Frayer Model Jamboard templates
- Outlining and Summarization
Strategies Overview and Phases of Learning
Strategies Overview and Phases of Learning
Meaningful learning “results when a person consciously and explicitly ties new knowledge to relevant concepts they already possess”
(Stoica, Moraru, and Miron, 2010, p. 568 as cited).
Meaningful learning “results when a person consciously and explicitly ties new knowledge to relevant concepts they already possess”
(Stoica, Moraru, and Miron, 2010, p. 568 as cited).
Phase of Learning: Surface Learning
Phase of Learning: Surface Learning
Vocabulary Programs (d=0.62). This includes programs to build vocabulary, including subject matter vocabulary. It also includes making semantic maps to find connections to other words. This last item, making word connections via concept sorts and the Frayer Model, is most relevant. Learn more.
Note-Taking (d=0.33). This involves students making notes in a systematic manner. Note-taking increases engagement, generative learning, and greater self-efficacy. Learn more.
Phase of Learning: Deep Learning
Phase of Learning: Deep Learning
Outlining and Summarizing (d=0.62). Involves identifying the main ideas and rendering them in one’s own words. The core skill is being able to differentiate between main and supporting ideas.
Concept Mapping (d=0.62). The creation of graphic, hierarchical representations of course content. When students arrange new information, connecting it to what they know, they learn best.
These strategies focus on drawing pictures to capture the firefly ephemerae of thought. What’s next?
These strategies focus on drawing pictures to capture the firefly ephemerae of thought. What’s next?
Want to learn more about Vocabulary Programs? Grab these Jamboard Frayer Model Templates in One Place
Want to learn more about Vocabulary Programs? Grab these Jamboard Frayer Model Templates in One Place
1- Outlining and Summarization (d=0.62)
1- Outlining and Summarization (d=0.62)
Outlining and Summarizing involves identifying the main ideas and rendering them in one’s own words.
Outlining and Summarizing involves identifying the main ideas and rendering them in one’s own words.
The core skill is being able to distinguish between main ideas and supporting ideas. Or, main ideas and examples.
The core skill is being able to distinguish between main ideas and supporting ideas. Or, main ideas and examples.
Combine Outlining with Summarization, a surface learning strategy that promotes deeper semantic processing.
Combine Outlining with Summarization, a surface learning strategy that promotes deeper semantic processing.
That is, semantic processing occurs when you encode the meaning of a word, then relate it to words with a similar meaning.
That is, semantic processing occurs when you encode the meaning of a word, then relate it to words with a similar meaning.
Digital Tools
Digital Tools
In Matching HES Strategies and Digital Tools, find other ed tech tools to pair with outlining and summarization:
In Matching HES Strategies and Digital Tools, find other ed tech tools to pair with outlining and summarization:
Digital Paper Alternatives
Digital Paper Alternatives
Rocketbook (digital paper alternatives)
Digital Only
Digital Only
Of course, you can simply use a nice journal and snap photos of it (or scan it) to digitize it for long-term storage.
Of course, you can simply use a nice journal and snap photos of it (or scan it) to digitize it for long-term storage.
You can also reflect on your written notes, then type them up for publication in an online space (e.g. blog).
You can also reflect on your written notes, then type them up for publication in an online space (e.g. blog).
2- Concept Mapping (d=0.62)
2- Concept Mapping (d=0.62)
Concept Mapping (d=0.62). The creation of graphic, hierarchical representations of course content. When students arrange new information, connecting it to what they know, they learn best.
Concept Mapping (d=0.62). The creation of graphic, hierarchical representations of course content. When students arrange new information, connecting it to what they know, they learn best.
Semantic maps offer a visual way of viewing “meaning-based connections between a word or phrase and a set of related words or concepts” (source: Reading Rockets).
Semantic maps offer a visual way of viewing “meaning-based connections between a word or phrase and a set of related words or concepts” (source: Reading Rockets).
Try going from paper to digital and back to paper again, or different digital mediums (e.g. outline in word processor to slide deck to mind map to flow chart or diagram).
Try going from paper to digital and back to paper again, or different digital mediums (e.g. outline in word processor to slide deck to mind map to flow chart or diagram).
This will result in greater brain engagement and long-term information retention.
This will result in greater brain engagement and long-term information retention.
3- Activities Including These Strategies
3- Activities Including These Strategies
Let's take a moment to explore activities that focus on these strategies. Here are some activities:
Let's take a moment to explore activities that focus on these strategies. Here are some activities:
- Outlining and Summarizing
Note: If you like, you can participate and share creations with the group via a Padlet. You will also make some AI connections (read today's blog entry on AI).
Note: If you like, you can participate and share creations with the group via a Padlet. You will also make some AI connections (read today's blog entry on AI).
Want some more activities for summarization? Read my blog entry:
Want some more activities for summarization? Read my blog entry:
Remember: These strategies work as a Deep Learning strategy. That is, it is intended to assist you in absorbing new information and making connections between concepts.
Remember: These strategies work as a Deep Learning strategy. That is, it is intended to assist you in absorbing new information and making connections between concepts.
When using them, the more you put words in your own words and move information around, the better.
When using them, the more you put words in your own words and move information around, the better.
Consider doing this with paper and pencil first, even if it is time-consuming to ensure movement from working memory to long-term information retention.
Consider doing this with paper and pencil first, even if it is time-consuming to ensure movement from working memory to long-term information retention.
Dear TCEA Responds:
Dear TCEA Responds:
I don’t understand guided notes. It’s like fill in the blank notes with the answers given. Are there some digital tools that can help me make guided notes? I teach emergent language learners.
-Mario
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