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Designing learning with embodied teaching : perspectives from multimodality / Fei Victor Lim.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Lim, Fei Victor, author.
- Series:
- Routledge studies in multimodality
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Communication in education.
- Interaction analysis in education.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (xi, 148 pages).
- Place of Publication:
- Abingdom, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2021.
- System Details:
- text file
- Contents:
- 1 Embodied teaching p. 1
- Educational semiotics p. 2
- Teachers and teaching p. 3
- Pedagogic discourse p. 4
- Social semiotics lens on teaching and learning p. 7
- Systemic Functional Multimodal Discourse Analysis (SFMDA) p. 9
- From embodied teaching to designing learning p. 12
- 2 Multimodal pedagogic discourse p. 19
- Discourses in the classroom p. 19
- Curriculum genre theory p. 21
- Lesson microgenres p. 22
- Analysis of two lessons p. 23
- Lesson initiation p. 24
- Lesson progress p. 26
- Lesson diversion p. 29
- Lesson closure p. 31
- Visual analysis of lesson microgenres p. 33
- Designing learning with lesson microgenres p. 38
- 3 Spatial pedagogy p. 42
- Semiotics of space p. 42
- A pedagogy of space p. 44
- Spaces in the classroom p. 46
- Authoritative Space p. 46
- Supervisory Space p. 47
- Interactional Space p. 48
- Personal Space p. 49
- A study on the spatial pedagogy of two teachers p. 50
- Coding and visualisation p. 50
- Analysis of the teachers' positioning p. 51
- Analysis of the teachers' movement p. 54
- Discussion on the teachers' spatial pedagogy p. 55
- Applications of spatial pedagogy p. 55
- Space exploration p. 58
- 4 Pedagogic gestures p. 63
- Performing teaching p. 63
- Gesture studies p. 64
- Gestures in the classroom p. 66
- A systemic functional approach to gesture p. 67
- A typology of gesture p. 67
- A diachronic view on gesture p. 69
- Metafunctional meanings in gesture p. 69
- The forms of gesture p. 70
- The functions of gesture p. 72
- Ideational meanings in performative gestures p. 72
- Ideational meanings in Communicative Gestures (speech independent or speech correspondent) p. 74
- Ideational meanings in Communicative Gestures (speech dependent) p. 75
- Interpersonal meanings in gestures p. 77
- Textual meanings in gestures p. 79
- Towards a description of pedagogic gestures p. 80
- 5 Semiotic technologies p. 86
- Semiotic technologies for learning p. 86
- Popular digital semiotic technologies p. 88
- Value of PowerPoint p. 89
- Cost in PowerPoint p. 90
- Making meaning with PowerPoint p. 91
- New digital semiotic technologies p. 92
- Value of WiRead p. 92
- Cost in WiRead p. 96
- Making meaning with WiRead p. 97
- Personal computing devices in the classroom p. 97
- Artificial intelligence in the classroom p. 98
- Educational apps in the classroom p. 98
- Traditional semiotic technologies p. 100
- Representing knowledge with the whiteboard p. 101
- Enacting pedagogic relations with the whiteboard p. 103
- Organising learning with the whiteboard p. 104
- Designing learning with semiotic technologies p. 104
- 6 Multimodal classroom orchestration p. 108
- Orchestrating teaching and learning p. 108
- Intersemiosis p. 110
- Intersemiosis in the classroom p. 110
- Contextualising relations p. 112
- The pedagogies of Lee and Mei p. 113
- Lesson microgenres analysis p. 113
- Spatial analysis p. 115
- Gesture analysis p. 118
- Semiotic technologies p. 119
- Semiotic cohesion p. 120
- Structured informality p. 122
- 7 Designing learning p. 127
- Changing learners p. 127
- Defining learning p. 130
- Teachers as designers of learning p. 131
- Designing learning with embodied teaching p. 134.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Electronic reproduction. London Available via World Wide Web.
- Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on September 15, 2020).
- Other Format:
- Print version: Lim, Fei Victor. Designing learning with embodied teaching
- ISBN:
- 9780429353178
- 0429353170
- Publisher Number:
- 40030144032
- Access Restriction:
- Restricted for use by site license.
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