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EDUCATION, QUOTES, TEST for effectiveness, done by brina lai - Coggle…
EDUCATION
FORMAL EDUCATION
refers to education normally delivered by trained teachers in a systematic intentional way within a school, higher institution or university
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NON FORMAL EDUCATION
loosely defined term covering various structured learning situations, such as swimming sessions for toddlers & conference style seminars, which do not either hv the lvl of curriculum, syllabus, accreditation & certification associated with 'formal learning' but have more structure than associated with 'informal learning'
FEATURES
planned & structured, but not to the extent of a curriculum
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EXAMPLES
enrichment courses (rock climbing course,driving course,cooking courses etc)
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e learning (youtube classes,online courses)
INFORMAL LEARNING
any learning that is not formal or non-formal learning, such as self directed learning or learning from experience. It is organised differently frm formal & non-formal learning bcuz there is no set objective in terms of learning outcomes & is nvr intentional frm e learner's standpt
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spontaneous, creative, emphasizes creative learning
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TECHNOLOGY
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health impacts-eye strain, increase in students wearing spectacles.
boon
aids in learning, influx of new learning models,eg ai,machine learning,educational softwares> remodelling the classroom
Students are digital natives. They’ve grown up with technology; it’s woven into their lives. In fact, it’s one of the basic 21st century skills that they’ll need in school and the workplace.
encourages more fun & effective learning (from apps to e-textbks to various other websites) > allows for classrm gamification,help to encourage healthy competition eg QUIZIZZ (greater variety)
automation eases tedious tasks like attendance taking, recording of student performances etc
INSTANT & EASY access to information, many sites like google that makes knowledge easy to access. AUDIOBOOKS ETC> do not hv to physically go to the library to brw a bk to learn
esp important in uncertain times eg COVID-19 ONLINE HBL, use of technology plays a big part- contrast to 2002 SARS
Being digitally literate is more than obtaining “isolated technological skills,”Creating presentations, learning to differentiate reliable from unreliable sources on the Internet and maintaining proper online etiquette are all vital skills that students can learn in the classroom
eg SG REMAINING RELEVANT as part of move towards SMART NATION. 1) SLS- easy access to knowledge, platform 2 assign tasks, & The SLS will help level the playing field as it gives all students, regardless of school, the same access to quality learning resources.
by 2024, all s1 students to own a personal learning device based on new digital literacy measures (tablet,chromebk etc)
gives rise to the digital economy Thirty secondary schools will offer O-Level Computing, up from 22, and 10 junior colleges will offer A-Level Computing, up from eight.
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SKILLS
PRACTICAL
obtained thru experiences, by doing things -more like informal edu
teamwork, communication oppt to do grp proj , leadership, creativity, problem solving, digital literacy,time manag
more of outside, practical lessons eg FCE OR CCAS- looking at how cca implants skills to students, beneficial, destressing, platform to learn new skills- eg dance, swim, judo-self defence
THEORY
theoretical knowledge teaches the reasoning, techniques and theory of knowledge. more manual like reading a book-more like formal edu
academic subjects, eg studying literature> have a greater knowledge on eng lit
SCHOOL LIFE
rules, routines,cirriculum- link to case studies done> link to wellbeing of students (how long they spend in sch) vacations what do they do etc
QUOTES
education is not filling a bucket, but lighting a fire
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education is the key to unlocking the world, a passport of freedom
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