Teaching
Learning Style
The
constructivism is John Dewey, Jean Piaget, and Maria Montessory and Lev
Vygotsky.
John
Dewey – (democracy, moral education, character education and student center
learning).
Jean
Piaget- (Pre-operation stage, concrete operation stage, formal operation stage
and Meta cognitive).
A
learning theory of education philosophy that many educator began to consider in
the 1990s.
Student’s require to
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Purpose
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Characteristic
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Use their prior knowledge and experience to formulated new
or adaptive concept in learning.
Teacher= facilitator (Provide guidelines).
Learners = construct their own knowledges.
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Enables student to acquire information
readily understood or usable.
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· Active
learning
·Authentic &
situated learning.
· Bridging
· Scaffolding
· Communities
of learners.
· Reflection
of learning.
· Should be interesting and challenging.
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Theory based Direct Instruction
- to
help student learn academic content in the most straight forward way.
Master
Teaching
Mastery
Learning is an instructional strategy and educational
Mastery Learning maintains that students
must achieve a level of
mastery in prerequisite knowledge before moving forward
to learn
subsequent information.
If
a student does not achieve mastery on the test, they are given
additional
support in learning and reviewing the information, then
tested again. This
cycle will continue until the learner accomplishes
mastery, and may move on to
the next stage.
Mastery
learning methods suggest that the focus of instruction
should be the time
required for different students to learn the same
material and achieve the same
level of mastery.
Mastery Teaching
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Direct Instruction System for
Teaching & Learning (DISTAR).
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· Getting student to learn
(make sure student learn)
· Input
and Modelling
(Knowledges, demonstration and new
information.)
· Checking understand
( asking by question)
· Guidance practice
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· For slow learners
and special needs student.
· Find out what
student need to know to succeed in school.
· Teach to them
following principle learning theory.
· Every student is
not left behind.
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