Advance
organiser
model
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Advance organiser
● Advance organizer model is given
by David Ausubel
● A tool /mental learning aid
● Helps to integrate new
knowledge with existing
knowledge
● It gives an “bird view”
● It is a device for activating
relevant schema/conceptual
pattern
● It is also called as theory of
meaningful learning
● One among the information
model
1918-2008
AOM
What is it?
● Instructional
unit
● Cognitive
roadmap
● The
intellectual
scaffolding
● Follows
subsuming
● Deductive
information
model
Types
● Expository
organizer
● Comparative
organizer
● Narrative
● Skimming
● Graphic organizer
● KWL chart
Based on these principles
● Progressive differentiation
● Integrated reconciliation
Any model could
be described on
● Focus or aim
● Structure
● Social system and support system
AIM
● To give the knowledge of concepts and
facts of subject
● To develop cognitive structure
● To enable the students to arrange the
knowledge in a social order
● To present the pre-knowledge, explain
facts and then present new knowledge
so that the new concepts are correlated
to pre-knowledge
syntax
PHASEpresentation of Learning task
PHASEpresentation of Advance Organizer
PHASEpresentation of Learning task
● Don’t confuse the organiser
with daily introduction
● Determine the organiser
Expository or comparative
● Presentation must be short
● Essential attributes should
be highlighted and use
examples
● Repeat many times new terms
● Awareness of learner’s prior
knowledge must be kept in
mind
Focus while
presentation of
organiser must be on
● To maintain students
attention
● The Logical organisation of
learning material
Focus while
presentation of learning
task must be on
What are the
learning materials
that can be
presented?
Lectures, films, discussion,
experiments or reading
● Promoting integrative
reconciliation
● Promoting active reception
learning
● Principle approach to
knowledge
● clarification
Focus while
Strengthening cognitive
organization must be on
What to do at this
phase?
Relationship of learning
materials to the existing ideas
How can we facilitate integrative reconciliation
● To remind students of the ideas presented
● To ask students to give the summary or major
attributes
● To repeat definition precisely
● To bring out the differences between different
aspects of materials
Make the things active…. By asking
● Ask students to describe, how the new material is
related to the existing knowledge
● Asking students to give additional examples
● Asking students to give the essence of the new
material in their own words
● Asking the students to examine the material from
alternative point of view
● All the materials are taken from the teacher thus it
is receptive learning but we made active
Social system &
support system
● Systematise the order of knowledge
● The main role in here is teacher
especially first phase
● Class can’t be autocratic
● The success of this model depends on
learner’s desire to integrate with prior
knowledge
● Well organized material is the critical
support requirement of this model
● Oral and written question-answers
could be used for the presentation of
knowledge
Role of teacher
● Through the learning material and
concept and organization
● Similarities, differences, essential
attributes must be identified and
suitable items has to be taken
● Experiences and intellectual
background of learners taken care
● Give enough support to students to
internalise
Role of teacher
● Through the learning material and
concept and organization
● Similarities, differences, essential
attributes must be identified and
suitable items has to be taken
● Experiences and intellectual
background of learners taken care
● Give enough support to students to
internalise
Application
● To structure extended curriculum sequences or
courses
● To instruct students systematically in key ideas of
field
● Step by step to gain perspective on entire area
● To teach skills of effective reception learning
● Critical thinking and cognitive reorganization
● Apply independently to new learning
● Increase effectiveness in reading and watching films
ADVANTAGES
● Students are always prepared for class and never behind
● Students comprehend content presented by instructor more
quickly
● Engage all students equally
● student will find it easier to connect new information with
what already know about the topic
● Student can readily see how the concepts in a certain topic
are related to each other
● Advance organisers are a tool to enhance retention
● Promote transfer and life-long learning
● Grading large numbers of assignments
● Some students complain about busy work
● Some students prefer passive learning
● Some may argue that advanced organizers are an effective
strategy for elementary education, but not for adult
learners
Educational
Implications
Educational implications
● Abstract concepts can be taught effectively by presenting subsumes
● Meaningful verbal learning improves the critical ability and readiness to receive
● Proper Advance organizers(subsumers) facilitate meaningful learning and its retention
● Teacher should utilize the AOM to analysis, evaluation and synthesis te higher level of
abstraction & strengthening cognitive structures
● Before teaching new mathematical concept teacher should motivate the student and relate
the new concept with existing
● Teaching materials should be used in classroom teaching and teacher should demonstrate it
in very well manner.
● Teacher should explain a lot as much as possible to give the subject matter to the student.
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Advance organiser model AOM definition , implications, types of advance organiser model principles of advance organizer model

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    Fish, carpet, cigarette, pencil,hamburger,phone,ball, umbrella,key,beard, typewriter, car tire,plate, ear, pillow,boat, apple tree, toothbrush, necklace, bottle of beer
  • 3.
    Advance organiser ● Advanceorganizer model is given by David Ausubel ● A tool /mental learning aid ● Helps to integrate new knowledge with existing knowledge ● It gives an “bird view” ● It is a device for activating relevant schema/conceptual pattern ● It is also called as theory of meaningful learning ● One among the information model 1918-2008
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    AOM What is it? ●Instructional unit ● Cognitive roadmap ● The intellectual scaffolding ● Follows subsuming ● Deductive information model Types ● Expository organizer ● Comparative organizer ● Narrative ● Skimming ● Graphic organizer ● KWL chart
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    Based on theseprinciples ● Progressive differentiation ● Integrated reconciliation
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    Any model could bedescribed on ● Focus or aim ● Structure ● Social system and support system
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    AIM ● To givethe knowledge of concepts and facts of subject ● To develop cognitive structure ● To enable the students to arrange the knowledge in a social order ● To present the pre-knowledge, explain facts and then present new knowledge so that the new concepts are correlated to pre-knowledge
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    syntax PHASEpresentation of Learningtask PHASEpresentation of Advance Organizer PHASEpresentation of Learning task
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    ● Don’t confusethe organiser with daily introduction ● Determine the organiser Expository or comparative ● Presentation must be short ● Essential attributes should be highlighted and use examples ● Repeat many times new terms ● Awareness of learner’s prior knowledge must be kept in mind Focus while presentation of organiser must be on
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    ● To maintainstudents attention ● The Logical organisation of learning material Focus while presentation of learning task must be on What are the learning materials that can be presented? Lectures, films, discussion, experiments or reading
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    ● Promoting integrative reconciliation ●Promoting active reception learning ● Principle approach to knowledge ● clarification Focus while Strengthening cognitive organization must be on What to do at this phase? Relationship of learning materials to the existing ideas
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    How can wefacilitate integrative reconciliation ● To remind students of the ideas presented ● To ask students to give the summary or major attributes ● To repeat definition precisely ● To bring out the differences between different aspects of materials
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    Make the thingsactive…. By asking ● Ask students to describe, how the new material is related to the existing knowledge ● Asking students to give additional examples ● Asking students to give the essence of the new material in their own words ● Asking the students to examine the material from alternative point of view ● All the materials are taken from the teacher thus it is receptive learning but we made active
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    Social system & supportsystem ● Systematise the order of knowledge ● The main role in here is teacher especially first phase ● Class can’t be autocratic ● The success of this model depends on learner’s desire to integrate with prior knowledge ● Well organized material is the critical support requirement of this model ● Oral and written question-answers could be used for the presentation of knowledge
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    Role of teacher ●Through the learning material and concept and organization ● Similarities, differences, essential attributes must be identified and suitable items has to be taken ● Experiences and intellectual background of learners taken care ● Give enough support to students to internalise
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    Role of teacher ●Through the learning material and concept and organization ● Similarities, differences, essential attributes must be identified and suitable items has to be taken ● Experiences and intellectual background of learners taken care ● Give enough support to students to internalise Application ● To structure extended curriculum sequences or courses ● To instruct students systematically in key ideas of field ● Step by step to gain perspective on entire area ● To teach skills of effective reception learning ● Critical thinking and cognitive reorganization ● Apply independently to new learning ● Increase effectiveness in reading and watching films
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    ADVANTAGES ● Students arealways prepared for class and never behind ● Students comprehend content presented by instructor more quickly ● Engage all students equally ● student will find it easier to connect new information with what already know about the topic ● Student can readily see how the concepts in a certain topic are related to each other ● Advance organisers are a tool to enhance retention ● Promote transfer and life-long learning
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    ● Grading largenumbers of assignments ● Some students complain about busy work ● Some students prefer passive learning ● Some may argue that advanced organizers are an effective strategy for elementary education, but not for adult learners
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    Educational Implications Educational implications ● Abstractconcepts can be taught effectively by presenting subsumes ● Meaningful verbal learning improves the critical ability and readiness to receive ● Proper Advance organizers(subsumers) facilitate meaningful learning and its retention ● Teacher should utilize the AOM to analysis, evaluation and synthesis te higher level of abstraction & strengthening cognitive structures ● Before teaching new mathematical concept teacher should motivate the student and relate the new concept with existing ● Teaching materials should be used in classroom teaching and teacher should demonstrate it in very well manner. ● Teacher should explain a lot as much as possible to give the subject matter to the student.
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