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CHAPTER 1: Teachers and Students in the Digital Age

  • John Paul De Mesa
  • Jul 4, 2018
  • 4 min read

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The Promising Teacher of the 21st Century

This activity aims to establish the educational practices of teachers in today’s century.

Visit a class of the same specialization/major as yours, then, observe the teaching methods and strategies being practiced in class and fill out the table below. The class observation in the same class may not be limited to one visitation. Observe as many times as you wish for as long as the objective of this activity is attained.

Subject:

Araling Panlipunan

Subject:

Araling Panlipunan

Schedules of Observation:

June 22, 2018

Instructional Used:

Projector, Laptop, and globe

Teaching Method Used

Student - centered

Were the instructional materials categorized under educational technologies? How were they used effectively in the teaching and learning process?

Yes it was categorized under educational technologies because old or new are still educational tool. The laptop, the globe and the projector are all educational technologies. The teacher used the projector to give off the information so the students can easily read the information being projected while the globe is used to elaborate the countries properly.

Describe the teaching practices employed in the class. How did it expand students’ acquisition of 21st century skills?

The class teacher just let the students get the information by basically projecting the information through a projector then explaining it correctly and concisely to his students. In that way the students will help themselves develop their communication and collaboration skills which is needed to be called as te 21st century learner.

APPLY

Name: John Paul De Mesa Date: June 23, 2017

Making my Learning Global

This activity aims to let students realize their significant roles in making their learning global.

Considering the 21st century skills that students have to acquire, list down the characteristics you possess in achieving the 21st century skills. In the next column, write the skills you need to develop in achieving the 21st century skills. Having achieved these skills, what do you wish to contribute to your community and even to the world upon finishing your degree to make the economy/ education productive, stronger and better?

What Characteristics do I possess in achieving the 21st century skills?

What 21st century skills I need to develop?

How will I acquire the 21st century skills I need to develop?

What I wish to contribute in making my community and the world productive, stronger and better in terms of economy and education?

The characteristics do I posses in achieving the 21st Century skills are:

  1. Creativity and Innovation

  2. Communication and Collaboration

  3. Research and information fluency

  1. Critical thinking, problem solving and decision making

  2. Digital Citizenship

  3. Technology operations and concepts

In my opinion the skills I need to develop more are my communication because I’m not yet confident in making oral explanation fluently and also my technology skill I need to adapt more on this to reach the needs and wants of my students and to changing world.

Through my ability and knowledge I will acquire this skills by listening to the one are good enough to share and teach their knowledge about this topic. I will nurture this by practicing and using it regularly with the guidance of the best teachers.

In my experience and intelligence the easiest thing that we can contribute to the community is the spread of good and quality education for example, the modern technology what we are using and experiencing we need to be more responsible by using this thing to make a wise decision and progression. This may help to nurture every Filipino correctly.

ASSESS

Name: John Paul De Mesa Date: June 22, 2018

Teaching and Learning: Then and Now

This activity will allow the students to differentiate teaching and learning in the early generations and learning in the 21st century.

This activity will be done with a partner. There will be two sets of interview to be done – 1) Interview your teacher/parent/relative that experienced learning in the early generations; and 2) interview your classmate/friend/relative who belongs to a younger generation. Ask how was teaching and learning like during their time in terms of teaching method, materials, technologies, assessments, and activities done in class. Share them by writing the details below.

Name:

Gay Lyn B. Lariosa

Lady Dianne D. Orqueza

Relationship:

Cousin

Classmate

Item

Early Generation

Younger Generation

Teaching and Learning Environment

We use books, magazines, newspapers, typewriters and our surroundings in learning are most used.

We still used the books, magazines, newspaper but not the typewriters because we most use now the computer which is more upgraded one. Our learning environment are also used but not that usually.

Teaching Method

It was more of pen and paper tests

The methods are recognized through our performances and actions not just only in what we write on paper.

Instructional Materials and Technology Used

We use books that are given to us by our teacher and do our research in the library.

Today we don’t just use books and other articles we have the internet, computers, laptops for learning and teaching. It is not just for games and entertainment but for learning as well.

How was learning Achieved

Listen to your teacher and read books and if you can’t find the information you have to go to a library.

Today learning is easily to be acquired. The use of technology really helps to get a wider information.

Assessments

(Traditional Assessment) we refers to the use of pencil and paper objective test

(Authentic Assessment) we refer to the use of assessment methods that stimulate real-world situations.

Class Activities

I remember the only way of our class activities is having quizzes and written examination

We perform for example; role play, music videos and what not

Others

 
 
 

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