The fruitful models

Previous week, we learnt on the models that explain on the instructional learning system. Even though the models look simple, they surely helpful for instructors to design online courses. These models emphasize constructivist learning where pupils are encouraged to interact with environment (Net) and not passively receive information from teachers. The names are 'ASSURE', 'ADDIE' and 'DICK & CAREY' models. One of the models that attracts me the most is 'ASSURE' model. This is because the steps in this model have been arranged in a very simple and systematic way.The model begins with 'A' for analysing the learners. The purpose is to understand the general characteristics of the learners. Then, 'S' stands for state objectives which is to determine the learning outcomes. After that, the letter 'S' for select methods, media and materials where teachers must select and prepare the appropriate aids for pupils' learning. Then, 'U' for utilizing media and materials. The 'R' for requiring learners' participation in the classroom lesson so that can maximum pupils' learning. The 'E' for evaluating and revising in order to measure the students' progress.The model surely demonstrates a good flow of planning, implementing and evaluating (PIE). This model indirectly help us as teachers to conduct lessons systematically in classrooms.