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    The document discusses 10 ways that the ClickView platform can be incorporated into teaching and learning strategies. These include setting goals for video lessons, structuring lessons with accompanying resources, using explicit teaching techniques by recording instruction, providing worked examples, facilitating collaborative learning, allowing multiple exposures to content, incorporating questioning, giving feedback, promoting metacognitive strategies, and enabling differentiated teaching. ClickView provides thousands of curriculum-aligned videos and tools to support these strategies.

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    Teaching & Learning Strategies with ClickView

    Access thousands of videos and resources to help support your teachers with ClickView.
    Here are 10 ways that ClickView can be incorporated within your Teaching & Learning Strategies.

    1. Setting Goals 6. Multiple Exposures


    Students have access to the ClickView curriculum-
    All ClickView video lessons have a clearly defined
    aligned content which they can access anywhere,
    learning intention. Teachers can state the learning
    anytime on any device which aids mastery of
    intention of the lesson by utilising the built-in
    learning. Students have the opportunity to watch a
    annotations within interactive videos to help students
    video multiple times and teachers can provide an
    reach their learning objectives.
    interactive layer to monitor learning progress.

    7. Questioning
    2. Structuring Lessons Teachers can create an interactive video with a
    Thousands of ClickView videos come with teaching variety of questioning techniques which transforms
    resource packs, including lesson plans and interactive learners from passive to active and provides data
    activities to ensure that videos can be used to inform next steps in learning. Teachers can also
    seamlessly as part of the learning experience. leverage clips from television to find current content
    to engage students and drive discussions.

    3. Explicit Teaching 8. Feedback


    By recording direct instruction using explicit teaching Formatively assess your students with interactive
    strategies on the ClickView app, teachers are able to videos. Feedback from interactive quizzes allows
    flip their classrooms to demonstrate and model the teachers to align effort and activity with a clear
    learning outcome. For example, teachers may record outcome that leads to achieving a learning goal.
    practical sessions in science, food technology, or Teachers can also use workspaces to share their
    physical education. teaching practice with colleagues for feedback.

    4. Worked Examples 9. Metacognitive Strategies


    With a multitude of content provided around study
    Teachers can easily create playlists of video content
    skills and critical thinking, ClickView can be the go-to
    to enable a step-by-step learning experience for their
    tool to encourage skills development. Discussion-
    students. By selecting a relevant video, teachers can
    based activities are included in teacher resources,
    highlight to students what they need to do to acquire
    which promote active inquiry and encourage shared
    new knowledge and to master new skills.
    problem-solving.

    5. Collaborative Learning 10. Differentiated Teaching


    ClickView lesson plans are designed to maximise
    Using ClickView, teachers can create personalised
    collaborative learning, encourage students to actively
    playlists and scaffolded interactives that cater for
    participate in group projects and answer questions
    different learning styles and needs. This delivers
    using previously acquired knowledge. Students can
    learning in a way that is tailored to individual
    also watch individual videos and engage in peer
    students’ progress.
    learning by reporting back to the group.

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