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Using WE BELIEVE
SOME BASICS FOR THE CATECHIST
Students Like Dislike
Learning PyramidAverage Retention Rate
Lecture----------------------------5%
Reading--------------------------10%
Audio-visual---------------------20%
Demonstration-------------------30%
Discussion Group------------------50%
Practice by Doing----------------------75%Teach Others/ImmediateUse of Learning------------------------90%
How does We Believe meet these needs?
Structured lessons:Meets learning styles
Gardner’s 8
Solid contentFamily pieceOpportunities for review
Structured Lessons
We GatherWe BelieveWe Respond
Meets Students’ Learning Styles
LinguisticLogical-MathematicalSpacialKinesthetic
Musical Interpersonal IntrapersonalNatural
In addition, your activity bank offers even more resourcesto meet individual student needs.
Multiple Intelligence Theory
Linguistic: The useof words,vocabulary, reading,discussion, wordgames, poetry
Spacial: The use ofpictures, charts,graphs, illustration
Kinesthetic: The useof movement,dramatization,rhythm
Intrapersonal: Theuse of reflection,personal prayer,journals
Logical-Mathematical: Theuse of order,comparison,sequence
Musical: The use ofrhythm, music,poetry, audio media
Interpersonal: Theuse of sharing, smallgroup discussion,cooperative groups,shared prayer
Natural: The use ofenvironment, globallearning, inclusion ofplants, animals,personalization ofspace
Answer for Yourself:
How do you like to learn?How did you learn the alphabet? To drive? What learning styles do you use in the
classroom ?How do your students respond to different
teaching strategies?
Solid Content
Catechist developmentScriptureIllustrations related to lessons/scriptureConnections to social justiceHeroes of the FaithLiturgical connectionsMedia connections
Family Piece
Notify parents/guardians of contentSuggestions for home activitiesOpportunity for students to carry the
lesson home
Opportunities for Review
Table of contents lists all faith statementsGlossary of termsReview/reflection at the end of each
lessonTest generatorBlack line copiesUse of website: www.webelieveweb.com
Preparing the Lessons
AmbienceUse of musicPrayer settingIntroduction of faith statementScripture readingClass discussion/reflectionResponseLiturgical connection
In addition:
Ideas for social teachings connections/service projects
Ideas for home discussionIdeas for liturgical yearDiscussion of saintsReflection of meaning of lesson in cultural
context.