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Why to learn?

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Learning

to know

Learning

to do

Learning to

live with others

ON international level

Delore Commission gives

Purposes of Education of 21st century

FOUR PILLARS OF EDUCATION

Learning

to be

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Learning

to know

Purposes of Education of 21st century

FOUR PILLARS OF EDUCATION

To grow intellectually

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If student posses skills of learning he will not tumble while learning

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Learning

to do

Purposes of Education of 21st century

FOUR PILLARS OF EDUCATION

To be well-equipped for work

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Learning to

live with others

Purposes of Education of 21st century

FOUR PILLARS OF EDUCATION

To contribute effectively to society

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Purposes of Education of 21st century

FOUR PILLARS OF EDUCATION

Learning

to be

To achieve personal fulfillment

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ON national level

Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar gives

Pachsheel for progress of nation

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Child centered

Woman centered

Knowledge centered

Innovation centered

Human centered

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We also should know

What are our capabilities

as a learner?

Let’s have a look on that

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Reptilian

Paleomammalian

Neo-cortex

The Triune Brain

1

2

3

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Reptilian

  • Oldest
  • Instinctual
  • Territorial
  • Fight or flight response
  • Autonomic systems

Paleomammalian

Neo-cortex

The Triune Brain

1

2

3

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Paleomammalian

  • Second to evolve
  • Curiosity
  • Emotion
  • Nurturing
  • Altruism
  • Social structure

The Triune Brain

2

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Neo-cortex

  • Newest to evolve
  • Higher order thinking
  • Language and symbols
  • Problem solving
  • Self consciousness

The Triune Brain

3

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What is happening in the classrooms?

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Lectures

Spoon feeding to the Students without taking into account their capabilities

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TIME: A tool for analysis of teaching -Berliner

Allocated time

Instructional time

Engaged time

Academic learning time

How to increase academic learning time?

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What is learning?

Students have

misconceptions about learning

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The feeling of boredom and prisoner while learning

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Learning is equated to reading books, preparing notes for examination, trying to remember without understanding

And forgetting after exam is over.

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Reasons for these notions are due to role of teacher as an information provider and that too in an uninteresting way

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Definitions of learning

Education is development of all the potentials. Education is outcome of Learning.

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Definitions of learning

Learning is a relatively permanent change in behaviour.

-Woodworth

How far do you agree with the definition?

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Definitions of learning

Learning is an acquired tension reduction process.It results in the lowering of synaptic resistance. -Gardner Murphy

Synapse

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What happened when blind persons started perceiving an elephant...

wall?

rope?

pillar?

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The same problem is faced while understanding an elephant of learning

Hence so many theories of learning

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Different approaches to learning

Behavioristic Cognitive constructivist, humanistic

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Applications of approaches to learning

Behavioristic

  • A specific response to be associated to a given stimulus
  • Principle of Contiguity
  • importance of Reinforcement
  • Learning with own pace

What are the limitations?

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Applications of approaches to learning

Cognitive

How to place four trees at the same distance from remaining three?

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A

B

In what way objects in Group A are different from those in group B?

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Applications of approaches to learning

Cognitive

  • Role of Understanding
  • Insightful learning
  • Discovery through problem solving
  • Need for Spiral curriculum

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These visuals are examples of Creative thinking

Education should have scope for creativity

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Applications of approaches to learning

constructivistic

Humanistic

  • Opportunity to construct knowledge
  • Scope for creativity
  • Opportunity for interactions
  • Opportunity for self expression

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House of Knowledge

Where

When

How

What

Why

Who

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Perplexing situation

Questions in mind

Asking questions

Getting answers

Learning occurs

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In how many ways can you take out coin from glass filled with water without touching water?

How to save earth from green house effect?

Using open ended questions

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Experiencial learning

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Asking students to prepare concept maps

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Photosynthesis Concept Map

photosynthesis

Light-dependent

reactions

Calvin cycle

H2O

Energy from

sunlight

stroma

ATP

Thylakoid

membranes

NADPH

CO2

ATP

NADPH

O2

chloroplasts

NADP

High Energy

Sugars

ADP

+ P

includes

uses

Takes place in

Takes place in

uses

To produce

of

To produce

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Let’s learn some characteristics of learner

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Are all the students really learning when they are present in the class?

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Attention is a selective process

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Try to attract attention without giving them tension.

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Students learn when

  • they are involved in various activities rather than mere listening.
  • More emphasis is placed on developing students’ skills.
  • Students are involved in higher-order thinking
  • Classroom is a dynamic, ever changing environment
  • Students have voices.

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Communication is effective if there is constant and instant feedback

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problem solving

Role play

Group discussion

Group games

Presentations

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Question answer

Inquiry

Individual guidance

Interview

Brain storming

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We have entered into information age. New technology has scope for interactive learning.

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There is no other option than integration of Information and communication technology in education

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Objectives

Individual

Small group

Large group

Cognitive

Psycho-

Motor

Affective

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Objective

Individual

Small group

Large group

Cognitive

Self study,

Synectics

Problem solving,

Inquiry

Lecture,

Concept attainment,

Brainstorming

Psycho-

Motor

Affective

Practical,

project

Case study

Project,

Games

Role play,

discussion

Demonstration

Drama, Films

Jurisprudential model

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