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Role of Instructional Communication Technology in learning
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• Assessment for a digital future needs to place learning at the centre of assessment and reconfigure assessment design so that the learning function is emphasized
• Learning-oriented assessment needs to include: assessment tasks as learning tasks, student involvement in the assessment processes and forward-looking feedback.
• Formative assessment in a digital future incorporates feedback as feed-forward so that students receive feedback that can be acted on to improve learning.
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17. Instruction media and learning media
are same or different?
behavioral
learning theories
constructivist
learning theory
(Teacher center)
(Student center)
Instruction media
learning media
18. Meaning of Instruction media and learning
media
Instruction media:
learning media:
Tools and techniques that teachers
have used for teaching learners to
learn more effectively.
Everything around the learner that allow
learners to learn, such as people, animals,
nature, objects, events or concepts with a
focus on promoting the research or the
pursuit of self-learning. Allows students to
learn continuously throughout life.
19. Comparative between
Instructional media and learning media
character
Instructional media
learning media
-Materials
-Materials
-Information technology -Information technology
-How to
-How to
The role of
learning
Focused on the transfer
of content from the
teacher to the learner.
Focus on the learners'
interaction for selflearning process
design
Content , knowledge,
skills
as well as experience.
Promote the idea,
knowledge construction
and solutions
22. Media learning mathematics
Primary 1st chapter the measure
In this design using the media as the media is an activity /
process.
Media activity as the process type media. Activities
organized to practice thinking and practice. Also skills to the
students, such as collaborative problem solving. Using
problem on a quest of knowledge. Knowledge discovery
solution trial games, discussions, etc.
23. activity
The measure is a measure of volume or capacity of various
objects using various measures. This user must choose the
right things with measure.
Tools used to measure
- The measuring spoon
- The Measuring cylinder
- liters
- Bucket
The unit used of measure
liters, milliliter is the unit of measure.
The acronym of liters is L
The acronym of milliliter is ML
Volume of 1 liter equals 1000 milliliters.
24. Learning process
• Divide students into groups each of 4 people.
• Teacher gave tool for activity such as, Big water tank 1 tank,
tumbler of size 1 liter number 3 blade, tumbler of size 0.5
liter number 5 blade
• Teacher gave problem for activity
• Misson 1. How to know that a contain water tank has a
liters ?
• Students do activities that teachers gave are only
suggestions.
teacher is to motivate students always, for process to solve
problems on their students.
• After then, Student presentation with the process to solve
problem.
26. This water tank contain size a 3.5-liter.
The student answers may occur.
The students pour a water big bucket put in
tumbler of size 1 liter number 3 blade and
tumbler of size 0.5 liter number 1 blade
or tumbler of size 1 liter number 2 blade and
tumbler of size 0.5 liter number 3 blade
or tumbler of size 1 liter number 1 blade and
tumbler of size 0.5 liter number 5 blade