Pedagogy Wheel and it's Importance

Introduction

• Pedagogy Wheel is a combination of Bloom's Taxonomy, SAMR Model and motivational Theories to guide effective teaching and learning experiences.
• It was created by Allan Carrington in a very meaningful and effective way.
• The pedagogy wheel is a visual model that connects core values, learning objectives and teaching strategies.
• It also links these elements with technology tools to make learning more organized, engaging and effective.

Five Grids of Pedagogy Wheel

• Graduate Attributes and Capabilities:
• Motivation
• Bloom's Taxonomy
• Technology Enhancement
• The SAMR model

Practical Examples of Pedagogy Wheel

• Teachers can use the pedagogy wheel to plan their lessons.
• It helps in making clear learning objectives.
• It supports creating student centered activities.
• It helps improve Teaching practices.
• The goal is to achieve better learning outcomes

Advantages of Pedagogy Wheel

• The pedagogy wheel helps integrate technology. so using different apps and digital tools helps to enhance learning.
• It encourages the use of bloom's Taxonomy that helps to develop high order thinking skills such as evaluating and creating.
• Pedagogy wheel helps to improve the method of learning where each student choose the method of their own interest.
• It supports personalized learning by select the method of different kinds of learning.
• It also  encouraging the collaboration, problem solving skills, critical thinking skills, creativity and innovation.
• It helps teachers to plan their lessons and making clear learning objectives with integrating a digital tools.

Conclusion:

The pedagogy wheel helps teacher use technology and strategies effectively. It makes learning more engaging and creativity with high order thinking. Overall, it improves teaching and helps students achieve better learning outcomes.