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Teaching Learning Innovation through Sciences by Rhina Mae Mendoza
The document discusses teaching and learning innovations through different generations. It provides examples of educational innovations from the 9th century to the present. Some key innovations mentioned include the establishment of the first universities in the 9th century, the growth of correspondence colleges in the 18th century enabled by the postal service, the introduction of visual aids like stereographs in 1910, and the use of radio and television for educational broadcasts and courses in the 1920s-1960s. The document also discusses the rise of technologies like whiteboards, calculators, computers and the internet which have enabled online and digital learning tools from the 1970s to present day.
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- 3. List down theterms you used during your teenage years to express the 6 basic emotions: Happiness, Surprise, Sadness, Disgust, Anger and Fear
- 5. 1. Who isthe ideal figure of motherhood as portrayed on television? a. Donna Reed b. Mrs. Brady c. Roseanne d. Sharon Osbourne
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- 8. 4. When youwere 20 years old, what was the quickest way to get a written message across the country? a. Pony Express b. Federal Express c. Email d. Instant Messaging
- 9. 5. A facilitatortells her class that the day will run thirty minutes beyond the scheduled completion time to allow her to impart some important information. Your response is: a.’ll call my wife to hold dinner b. I guess I can be late for my son’s soccer game c. Just email me the hot points d. Y.H.G.T.B.K. (You got to be kidding)
- 10. 6. How would youcomplete this sentence? Computers are ____________ a. the size of a refrigerator. b. a necessary evil. c. the best way to shop. d. my main link to the outside world.
- 11. 7. What doesthe term “network” mean? a - Networking is something that a fisherman does. b - A network is a television station c - The act of establishing a circle of business contacts. d - A work or home- based interface system which allows multiple users at different computers to link in order to share data, to compete in multi-player games, and share printers, scanners, digital devices, MP3 files and digital images. Did we mention play games?
- 12. Let's see what generationdo you belong? If you identified mostly with the Mostly “A” you are a Traditionalist Mostly “B” you are a Baby Boomer Mostly “C” you are in Generation X Mostly “D” you are in Generation Y
- 13. TEACHING - LEARNING INNOVATIONS THROUGH GENERATIONS Rhina MaeS. Mendoza Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in Biological Science
- 14. TEACHING the act, practiceor profession of a teacher Teacher- a person who helps others to acquire knowledge, competencies or values
- 15. TEACHINGLEARNING activity or processof gaining knowledge of skills by studying, being taught, or experiencing something
- 16. TEACHINGINNOVATIONS the act orprocess of introducing new ideas, devices or methods it can be a application of better solution that meet new requirements, unarticulated needs and existing market needs
- 17. TEACHINGGENERATIONS a group ofpeople born and living during the same time
- 26. 9th century 10881728 1890 University of Salerno alongside the University of Constantinople first institution in Medieval Europe First Degree Granting University. The first degree- granting university in Europe was the University of Bologna Distance Learning/ Online Schools. Distance education dates to at least as early as 1728, when “an advertisement in the Boston Gazette” The develop- ment of the Postal Service in the 19th century led to the growth of commercial correspondence colleges with nationwide reach. 9th century 1088 1728 1890
- 27. 19th Century 18401858 1888 A teaching staple since the 19th century, it allowed teachers to share information with the whole classroom, though they had to erase it and start over when they ran out of space. 1840- DIstance Education. Modern distance education has been practiced at least since Isaac Pitmann taught shorthand in Great Britain via correspondense in 1840s. The University of London was the first university to offer distance- learning degrees, establishing its External Programme in 1858 On October 30, 1888, the creation of the ballpoint pen, made writing longhand easier for students 19th Century 1840 1858 1888
- 28. • GENERATIONS 1900- 1924 1925- 1945 1946- 1964 1965- 1979 1980- Present GI SilentGeneration Baby Boomers Generation X Generation Y
- 29. Distance Education RadioMandatory Education One Room School Visual Education G I GENERATION 19001924 1900 1910 1911 1920 1923
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- 31. Victorian 1900 Mechanical Calculator First CommercializedTypewriter Ink well and Steel-nibbed pen
- 32. Visual Education 1910 STEREOGRAPHSFirst use ofmedia in instruction Thomas Edison
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- 39. 0504030201 06 1948 19531957 1960 19641946 The university of South Africa establishes a nationwide education program White- boards, CAI, Overhead projector Hand- held calculator and simple programming language James Wilkins Taylor team up with NBC to provide College by Radio First televised College credit classes. B.F. Skinner teaching machine
- 40. 01 The university of South Africa establishesa nationwide education program
- 41. 02 James Wilkins Taylor teamup with NBC to provide College by Radio
- 42. The university of Houstonoffers the first televised College credit classes. 03
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- 47. 1967 1969 19701970 1971 1972 1973 1977 Open University is established in the UK, using radio and TV to deliver classes Microcomputers Educational Programming E- Learning Open University is established in the UK, using radio and TV to deliver classes Scantrons Oregon Trail Desktop Computer
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- 49. eCollege, Interactive Whiteboards and Smart- thinking FirstOnline University Online College Fair Khan Academy and Youtube iCLicker, Smartphone and Tablet Apple IPADS interactive mobile apps 1996 1999 2001 2004 2007 2010 2017
- 61. TASK: 1.Go to padlet.comand create an account. ... 2.Create a new Padlet wall by clicking on Create New Padlet. 3.Start working on your Padlet wall by clicking Modify This Wall. ... 4.Change the Wallpaper and Layout on the Modify This Wall page. 5. Great 3 padlets (Canvas, Wall and Stream) 6. Theme: Learning to love learning technology is changing Society
- 64. TEACHER THE GREATESTINNOVATOR Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. To teach is to learn twice Teachers should guide without dictating, and participate without dominating The critical factor is not class size but rather the nature of the teaching as it affects learning. LEARNING NEVER ENDS
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- #33 first documented use of media in instruction. school museums, portable museums, exhibits, sterographs, slides, films, study prints, charts are pt. First use of terms “visual education” and “visual instruction” Thomas Edison predicted that books would soon be obsolete in schools.
- #34 the university of Queensland helps distance education take off in Australia
- #35 one room schoolhouse. in most rural areas and small schools, all students met in a single room. tere, a single teacher taught academic basics to several grade ;levels of elementary- age boys and girls. many had a bell at the ridge of the roof for summoning students at the start of the school day.
- #38 1925- First use of the term “Audiovisual instruction” Sound becomes important. radio and movies with sounds (talkies)become prevalent. The greatesr Depression “Visualizing the Curriculum” books released, presenting a hierarcy of media 1933- 52 percent used silent films while 3 percent are using films with sound silent films 1945- World War II The US Army Air OFrce produces 400 training films and 600 filmstrips. the US Federal governmet establishes the “Division of Visual Aids for War Training” Television becomes an instructional medium. the Federal COmmunications Commisions sets aside 242 channles for educationla purposes
- #44 a mechanical device to control student progress in programmed instruction
- #45 the advent of Computer Aided Instruction (CAI) begin using Computer-Aided Instruction in Public Schools and Universities. The Ford Foundation invests heavily in educational Tv. First use of the terms “Educational Technology” and “Instrucational Technology”
- #48 1967- Texas Instruments develops the heanheld calculator 1969- Open University is established in the UK, using radio and TV to deliver classes 1970-Microcomputers become inexpensive and very popular. MIcrocomputers increasingly used in schools. the term “instructional Media” is defined as a means of instruction 1970- educational programming- The establishment of Public Broadcasting System (PBS) in 1970 broughht educational TV programs like “Sesame Street” and “MIster Rogers Neighborhood” into classrooms and homes 1971- E-LEarning- the open university opens n England with an open admission policy and begons brodcasting leactures on televisions 25, 000 students enroll. 1972- Scantrons-Scantrons are used to automatically grade multiple choice tests. 1973-the Mineesota Eucational Computing Consortium is founded. The organization popularized school software such as Orgen Trail adn Lemonade Stand 1977-With the advent of the Apple II in 1977 and otehr personla computers in the 1980s, a generation of kids learned math and geography from computers games like “ The Oregon Trail”
- #50 1996- in 1996, cable pioneer Glenn JOnes and bernard Luskin launched JOnes International University as the first accredited fully online accredited by the regional accrediting association 1999-the internet revolutionises online study, as educationla tool such as Blackborad, eCollege and Smarthinking. these blends handwritten class notes with interactive technology. early versions were wired to desktop computers, while the latest model can connect with mobile devices like smartphones and tables and projected onto any surface. 2001- october 9, 2001, the first online college fair was organized by the Nationla Association for College Admission Counselling 2004- Khan Academy- Salman Khan records instructional Youtube videos to help his cousins with math. the rising popularity of these videos lead him to found teh Khan Academy, a not-for-pforit, free online educationla organizatio - YOutube-Educators have used this internet staple since the mid-2000s to upload and share free instructional videos, including the popular Khan Academy tutorials wiht classroom nationwide 2007-Mobile devices give students and teachers more capability in the palm of their hans tahn astrounauts took to the moon 40 years ago 2010-Distribution of Apple IPADS- on MArch 30, 2010, Seton Hill university was the first school to give incoming students IPADS 2017- there are multitude of educational apps that can be used for teaching and learning anytime, anywhere for all levels
- #55 Collaborate- Learn as the world does; develop independence from your teacher; you are bever isolated in this connected world; working otgether is hw to really succeed Iterate- start teaching with context; analyse teh peole and issues involved; propose solutions; evaluate to craete new knowledge and context; learning has no finish lines Community- new perspectives from outside school; add accountability to learning; make teh world a better place; discover a new career path Connect- its how people and business survive; amke your classroom a connected one; new perspectives and new learning Peer Assess- students involved in how they are assessed; student designed grading, what does success look like in this context/; make peer-to-peer feedback the norm