B-SLIM reflects how to think about sequencing and pacing activities for all students. In this day of heterogeneous multi-level classes teachers must oversee the learning of students with varying abilities, interests and learning styles during the same class time period. B-SLIM helps the teacher to plan, organize and implement activities for each learner. See Figure 1. B-SLIM has 5 parts:
Planning and Preparation
Comprehensible Input
Intake – “Getting it”
“Using it”
Output
Assessment
Evaluation
Because assessment occurs throughout the model the teacher is easily able to recognize where a student is ‘at’ – what the student has learned and what the next step(s) should be. For example, if the student is referring to class notes, blackboard or other mounted visual clues or a dictionary then the student is clearly still at the ‘getting it’ stage. Only when content is remembered can it be used in the ‘using it’ phase. Key points about each phase follow.
by Dr. Olenka Bilash
Professor in the Department of Secondary Education)
This is the example of our teaching B-slim model.
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