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You will need a projector linked to your computer for this session.
You will need a projector linked to your computer for this session.


Display the concept map of water (TESSA resource) ([[File:Concept map of water (TESSA).pdf]]) on the projector.
Display the concept map of water (TESSA resource) ({{File|Concept map of water (TESSA).pdf}}) on the projector.


Note that you can do this session in the following ways:
Note that you can do this session in the following ways:
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Set a time limit for the pair work, say 5 minutes, and follow it strictly.
Set a time limit for the pair work, say 5 minutes, and follow it strictly.


Display the blank concept map ‘Learning concept maps’ ([[File:Learning Concept Maps.mm]]) on the screen after 5 minutes. Also open the file on the individual computers – one machine per person.
Display the blank concept map ‘Learning concept maps’ ({{File|Learning Concept Maps.mm}}) on the screen after 5 minutes. Also open the file on the individual computers – one machine per person.
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If you are using comcept maps on a computer, use the document [[File:Learning Concept Maps.mm]] for reference to fill up this concept map. Otherwise draw a similar concept map on the board or a large piece of paper (ideally stuck to a wall, so that everybody can see).
If you are using comcept maps on a computer, use the document {{File|Learning Concept Maps.mm}} for reference to fill up this concept map. Otherwise draw a similar concept map on the board or a large piece of paper (ideally stuck to a wall, so that everybody can see).


During the brainstorm:
During the brainstorm:
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Question the participants - how can you use this concept mapping activity in the classroom?
Question the participants - how can you use this concept mapping activity in the classroom?


If some participants finish sooner than the others ask them to read the Teaching and Learning section on pages 34 - 35 plus page 40 of the VVOB toolkit ([[File:VVOB toolkit pp 35 36 40.pdf]]).
If some participants finish sooner than the others ask them to read the Teaching and Learning section on pages 34 - 35 plus page 40 of the VVOB toolkit ({{File|VVOB toolkit pp 35 36 40.pdf}}).
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Refrain from interjecting if two participants are talking about the concept map. This will demonstrate one way of encouraging pupil-pupil talk.
Refrain from interjecting if two participants are talking about the concept map. This will demonstrate one way of encouraging pupil-pupil talk.


Distribute VVOB toolkit pages 34, 35 and 40 to participants who have not yet collected it. (See [[File:VVOB toolkit pp 35 36 40.pdf]].)
Distribute VVOB toolkit pages 34, 35 and 40 to participants who have not yet collected it. (See {{File|VVOB toolkit pp 35 36 40.pdf}}.)


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