4. The 21st century
teacher, as a
model, should
model
The behaviors that they expect
from their learners – tolerance,
acceptance, a wider view than
just their curricular areas, global
awareness, and reflection
Reflective practice by monitoring
and evaluating their teaching via
blogs, Twitter, and other medium
where evaluators can look both
inwards
5. IDEAL
Learning
Environment
Teachers and
students are all
learners
The focus is more on
questions, less on
answers
Understanding is
more important
than knowing
Innovation and
exploration are part
of learning
We connect and
learn with the world
Collaborative inquiry
to solve real and
relevant problems
Creativity and
innovation
Critical thinking and
problem-solving
Communication
Providing learning –
anywhere, anytime
13. What is a Flipped Classroom?
In the traditional style of instruction, teachers present a lesson to
students and then assign classwork or homework.
The definition of a flipped classroom is the reverse of the
traditional method.
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14. What is a Flipped Classroom?
A flipped classroom consists
of students completing
direct instruction, such as
viewing a lecture online,
prior to the in-class
discussion of the material.
The intent is for students to
see the material
beforehand, also known as
first-exposure learning, so
they can learn the concepts
at their own pace.
By doing so, students are
better able to focus on
participating in class and
receive feedback on their
efforts during the lesson —
not just after.
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24. Artificial Intelligence
• It refers to the
development of
computer systems that
can perform tasks that
would typically require
human intelligence to
accomplish,
• recognizing speech
• understanding natural
language
• making decisions
• and recognizing patterns
in data.