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Mandrikas, Achilleas; Stavrou, Dimitrios; Skordoulis, Constantine – Physics Education, 2017
In this paper a teaching-learning sequence (TLS) introducing pre-service elementary teachers (PET) to weather map reading, with emphasis on wind assignment, is presented. The TLS includes activities about recognition of wind symbols, assignment of wind direction and wind speed on a weather map and identification of wind characteristics in a…
Descriptors: Weather, Map Skills, Sequential Learning, Preservice Teachers
Salistra, J. D. – Deutsch als Fremdsprache, 1974
Descriptors: College Language Programs, Course Content, Course Organization, Information Theory
Wilson, Brent; Cole, Peggy – 1992
This paper offers a critique of elaboration theory (ET) based on recent cognitive research and offers suggestions for updating the model to reflect new knowledge. It begins by summarizing the basic strategies of this model for sequencing and organizing courses of instruction: (1) organizing structure; (2) simple-to-complex sequence; (3) sequencing…
Descriptors: Cognitive Psychology, Course Content, Course Organization, Epistemology
Allison, Desmond; And Others – Hong Kong Papers in Linguistics and Language Teaching, 1994
The process of organizing content for a course in academic English as a Second Language is discussed, specifically as it applied to construction of a course for first-year law students at the University of Hong Kong. Discussion focuses on issues that emerged while trying to reconcile the university English center's curriculum policy with student…
Descriptors: Course Content, Course Organization, Curriculum Design, English for Academic Purposes

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