THE USE OF MULTIMEDIA TO ENHANCE READING WRITING

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THE USE OF MULTIMEDIA TO ENHANCE READING, WRITING AND MATHEMATICAL SKILLS Dr. Audrey Klopper

THE USE OF MULTIMEDIA TO ENHANCE READING, WRITING AND MATHEMATICAL SKILLS Dr. Audrey Klopper North-West University Potchefstroom campus

Definition – multimedia learning “ Dual-code”/ “Dual channel” Learn more effectively – words, visual

Definition – multimedia learning “ Dual-code”/ “Dual channel” Learn more effectively – words, visual images and auditory input are combined Animation DBD (digital book disc)

Changing nature of communication over centuries Spoken. …written……hypermedia image

Changing nature of communication over centuries Spoken. …written……hypermedia image

Demonstration of DBDprogramme

Demonstration of DBDprogramme

Advantages • Quality of communication determines success of teaching and learning • Teaching in

Advantages • Quality of communication determines success of teaching and learning • Teaching in mother tongue/ home language • TV - available in most homes & schools; • TV and DVD-players – cheaper and more affordable than computers; • More information can be stored on DVD than on CD (rewritable); • User friendly • Help bridging “digital divide” –preparing for information age

Learners actively involved and working at their own pace.

Learners actively involved and working at their own pace.

Voorbeeld van werksvel/ Example of activity on work sheet Skryf die volgende woorde in

Voorbeeld van werksvel/ Example of activity on work sheet Skryf die volgende woorde in om Bennie te help aantrek: fr_ _ _ ie h_ _ p s _ k_ ie_ sk_ _ n_ tr _ _ br _ _ k

Skills on which DBD focused 3 R’s 1 2 3 • READING • WRITING

Skills on which DBD focused 3 R’s 1 2 3 • READING • WRITING • ARITHMETIC (MATHS)

Reading q Reading and writing facilitated informally and in an integrated manner. q Text

Reading q Reading and writing facilitated informally and in an integrated manner. q Text developed in accordance to relevant level of learners. q Model reading and guided reading. q Progression built into learning material. q Continuous opportunity for repetition and practicing of skills. q Learners associate reading with fun and enjoyment, more motivated to read. q Assessment of word recognition and questions about content on daily basis.

Writing • Learners encouraged to discover rules spontaneously. • Relation between reading and writing

Writing • Learners encouraged to discover rules spontaneously. • Relation between reading and writing established. • Rules for spelling taught in integration with reading. • Writing skills practiced at own individual pace.

Arithmetic (Mathematics) • Based on real life experiences and linked to learners’ interest and

Arithmetic (Mathematics) • Based on real life experiences and linked to learners’ interest and field of experience. • Variety of learning contexts by means of themes. • Drill and practice exercises important for repetition of basic concepts. • Emphasize on high-order thinking skills and metacognition. • Animation used to highlight mathematical procedures. • Correct answer included during self assessment.

Teaching learning principles • Active participation • Motivation and positive attitudes. • Work independently

Teaching learning principles • Active participation • Motivation and positive attitudes. • Work independently and selfregulated. • Integration of activities to support teaching. • Learner based. • Linked to prior and experience. • Fear of failure reduced. • “Edutainment” to motivate learners. • Self assessment & immediate feedback.