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    What Is The 5E Learning Model?

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    The 5E learning model is an instructional model that promotes active, collaborative learning. It is based on constructivism and involves 5 phases - Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate. In the Engage phase, students are introduced to a concept and ask questions. In Explore, students investigate concepts hands-on. Explain involves teaching concepts directly, while Elaborate has students reinforce learning. Evaluate assesses student understanding. The model works best for new concepts over 2-3 weeks, with each phase as a lesson, rather than condensed into one lesson.

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    What Is The 5E Learning Model?

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    The 5E learning model is an instructional model that promotes active, collaborative learning. It is based on constructivism and involves 5 phases - Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate. In the Engage phase, students are introduced to a concept and ask questions. In Explore, students investigate concepts hands-on. Explain involves teaching concepts directly, while Elaborate has students reinforce learning. Evaluate assesses student understanding. The model works best for new concepts over 2-3 weeks, with each phase as a lesson, rather than condensed into one lesson.

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    The 5E learning model is an instructional model that promotes active, collaborative learning. It is based on constructivism and involves 5 phases - Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate. In the Engage phase, students are introduced to a concept and ask questions. In Explore, students investigate concepts hands-on. Explain involves teaching concepts directly, while Elaborate has students reinforce learning. Evaluate assesses student understanding. The model works best for new concepts over 2-3 weeks, with each phase as a lesson, rather than condensed into one lesson.

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    What Is The 5E Learning Model?

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    The 5E learning model is an instructional model that promotes active, collaborative learning. It is based on constructivism and involves 5 phases - Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate. In the Engage phase, students are introduced to a concept and ask questions. In Explore, students investigate concepts hands-on. Explain involves teaching concepts directly, while Elaborate has students reinforce learning. Evaluate assesses student understanding. The model works best for new concepts over 2-3 weeks, with each phase as a lesson, rather than condensed into one lesson.

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    WHAT IS THE 5E LEARNING MODEL?

    The 5E Model, developed in 1987 by the Biological


    Sciences Curriculum Study, promotes collaborative,
    active learning in which students work together to
    solve problems and investigate new concepts by
    asking questions, observing, analyzing, and
    drawing conclusions.
    The 5E Model is based on the constructivist theory
    to learning, which suggests that people construct
    knowledge and meaning from experiences. By
    understanding and reflecting on activities, students
    are able to reconcile new knowledge with previous
    ideas.
    This means the teacher plays the role of a
    facilitator, guiding students as they learn new
    concepts.
    1. ENGAGE
    - Teachers might task students with asking opening questions or writing
    down what they already know about the topic. This is also when the concept
    is introduced to students for the first time.
    - Help learner determine need of learning new concept.

    2. EXPLORE
    During the exploration phase, students actively explore the new concept
    through concrete learning experiences. They might be asked to go through
    the scientific method and communicate with their peers to make
    observations. This phase allows students to learn in a hands-on way.
    3. EXPLAIN
    This is a teacher-led phase that helps students synthesize new knowledge
    and ask questions if they need further clarification. For the Explain phase to
    be effective, teachers should ask students to share what they learned during
    the Explore phase before introducing technical information in a more direct
    manner This is also when teachers utilize video, computer software, or other
    aides to boost understanding.

    4. ELABORATE
    Teachers may ask students to create presentations or conduct additional
    investigations to reinforce new skills. This phase allows students to cement
    their knowledge before evaluation.
    5. EVALUATE
    During this phase, teachers can observe their students and see whether they
    have a complete grasp of the core concepts. It is also helpful to note
    whether students approach problems in a different way based on what they
    learned. Other helpful elements of the Evaluate phase include self-
    assessment, peer-assessment, writing assignments, and exams.
    APPLICATION AND EFFECTIVENESS
    The 5E Model is most effective when students are encountering new
    concepts for the very first time because there is opportunity for a complete
    learning cycle. According to co-creator Rodger W. Bybee, the 5E Model is
    best used in a unit of two to three weeks in which each phase is the basis for
    one or more distinct lessons. “Using the 5Es model as the basis for a single
    lesson decreases the effectiveness of the individual phases due to shortening
    the time and opportunities for challenging and restructuring of concepts and
    abilities—for learning,” Bybee explains. And if too much time is spent on
    each phase, the structure isn’t as effective and students may forget what
    they’ve learned.

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