Introduction Lecture
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Introduction Lecture
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ينبغي للطلبةالتأشير بأنه منجز
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ينبغي للطلبةالتأشير بأنه منجز
Objectives:
Objective 1: Introduce the course structure, content, and objectives.Objective 2: Explain the flipped classroom approach and its benefits.Objective 3: Establish expectations for student engagement and participation.Objective 4: Build rapport with students and create a positive learning environment. -
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1. Welcome and Introductions (15 minutes)
Opening Remarks: Briefly introduce yourself (Professor Jehad Abbadi) and share your background in Plant Nutrition and teaching.Student Introductions: Encourage students to introduce themselves, share their academic background, and mention any specific interests or goals related to plant physiology. -
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2. Course Overview (20 minutes)
Course Content: Provide an overview of the course topics, including key physiological processes like water potential, plant-soil water relations, nutrient transport, and photosynthesis.Learning Outcomes: Highlight the Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs) for the course, emphasizing the skills and knowledge students will gain.Course Structure: Explain the 4 credit hours breakdown (3 theory, 1 practical) and how theory and practical sessions will be integrated. -
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3. Introduction to the Flipped Classroom Approach (25 minutes)
Explanation: Describe the flipped classroom model and how it differs from traditional teaching methods.• Pre-Class Preparation: Students will engage with videos, readings, and quizzes before class to build foundational knowledge.• In-Class Activities: Focus on interactive discussions, group work, problem-solving, and hands-on experiments to deepen understanding.• Post-class activities: After each class, students will engage in activities, such as completing reflection assignments, analyzing experimental data, or participating in online discussions, to reinforce their understanding and apply the concepts learned in the session.Benefits: Discuss the advantages of this approach, such as fostering active learning, improving problem-solving skills, and allowing more time for practical application in class.Expectations: Clarify expectations for student participation, including the importance of completing pre-class work and actively engaging during in-class activities. -
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4. Course Resources and Tools (15 minutes)
Learning Materials: Introduce the online platform or learning management system (LMS) where students will access pre-class materials.Communication: Explain how students can reach out for help, including office hours, email communication, and discussion forums.Assessment: Briefly outline the assessment methods, including quizzes, lab reports, group projects, and participation in discussions. -
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5. Q&A and Open Discussion (15 minutes)
Student Questions: Open the floor for any questions students may have about the course structure, content, or teaching approach.Feedback: Encourage students to share any initial thoughts or concerns about the flipped classroom model.Group Discussion: Facilitate a brief discussion on how students can best prepare for and succeed in this learning environment. -
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6. Closing Remarks and Next Steps (10 minutes)
Summary: Recap the key points discussed during the session, reinforcing the importance of the flipped classroom approach.First Assignment: Assign the first set of pre-class materials (e.g., reading, video) to be completed before the next class.Encouragement: Motivate students to embrace this innovative learning approach and assure them of your support throughout the course.
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