Learning
based on the EIC Model™ is about using a school's surroundings and
community as a framework within which students can construct their own
learning, guided by teachers and administrators using proven educational
practices.
The EIC
Model™ uses:
• integrated-interdisciplinary instruction
that breaks down traditional boundaries between disciplines;
• community-based investigations as learning
experiences that offer both minds-on and hands-on experiences through
service-learning opportunities;
• collaborative instruction so teachers,
parents, students and community members can connect together instruction and
learning;
• learner-centered, constructivist approaches
adapted to the needs and unique abilities of individual students;
• combinations of independent and cooperative learning;
and,
• local natural and community surroundings,
as the "venue" for connecting together these proven pedagogies, to
improve teaching and learning
Click
any red link for greater detail on the instructional practices of the EIC
Model™.
The
EIC Model™ is a system of educational practices, developed, copyrighted and
trademarked by SEER.
The terms "EIC Model™" and
"using the Environment as an Integrating Context for learning (EIC
Model™)"
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