The document discusses INSET (In-Service Training for Teachers), which provides professional development for teachers. It aims to improve teaching methods and create an effective learning environment. The document also discusses the traits of 21st century teachers, including being learner-centered, tech-savvy, global and innovative. 21st century skills taught in schools include critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, communication, information literacy, media literacy and technology literacy. Life skills like flexibility and leadership are also important.

1. What is INSET?

2. IN- SERVICE TRAINING FOR
TEACHERS
Teacher Professional Development Day
• to provide quality teaching and learning in the classroom
• provides variety of activities and practices that meet the needs of the
teachers based from the result of their Self-Assessment.
• It helps teachers in improving their teaching methods, classroom
management, professional growth and development and knowledge and
skills enhancement that leads to the upliftment of student-centered
learning.As they say always say, qualuity teachers produce quality
learners.

3. Importance of INSET
1. Improve the teaching-learning situation.
2. Develop new skills and abilities in teaching.
3. Familiarizing with the latest in education.
4. Create effective learning environment.
5. Professional development.

4. EQUIPPING 21ST CENTURY
TEACHERS WITH
STRATEGIES FOR THE NEW
NORMAL

5. OBJECTIVES:
• have a clear vision of our roles as 21st Century Teachers
• be equipped with teaching strategies for the new normal
• reflect on the challenges of the pandemic to educators
and how these can be solved

6. 21st Century Teachers
Teachers play a key role in
training students to develop
the skills for the 21st
century.
The teacher is a guide who
supports student
development from early
childhood and throughout
the learning process for
children, youth and adults (
UNESCO 21).

7. Traits of a 21st Century Teacher
• Learner-centered
• Guide of learner-producers
• Techie and willing to be one
• Global
• Open to learning
• Connect
• Flexible
• Innovators

8. ‘ A teacher needs to be able to formulate,
construct. arrange, modify and make sense of
information so that it can be understood as
knowledge.’
( Barbous, 2020)

9. 21st Century Skills

10. What are 21st century skills?
• The 21st century skills are a set of abilities that students
need to develop in order to succeed in the information
age.
• 21st century skills include skills like critical thinking,
communication, technology literacy and more.
• Learners will need to develop their skills in the classroom
so they can have great careers in the future.

12. 21st Century Skills are considered the
most important skills to succeed in
today’s workplace.
The Most Important 21st Century Skills to
Develop in the Classroom.
Learning Skills
Literacy Skills
Life Skills

13. Learning Skills
• Critical thinking
 the ability to find solutions to problems. It includes identifying,
understanding and raising questions about the basic concepts
that underlie the solutions to a problem.
• Creativity
the ability to think ”outside the box”. It is an important skill not to
be limited by boundaries and categories.

14. • Collaboration
 the ability to work together with others and coordinate to
achieve a goal.
• Communication
 the ability to talk/write effectively with and to others. It also
includes being a good listener and being prepared to speak in
both formal and informal situations.

15. LITERACY SKILLS
• Information Literacy
the ability to identify, find, evaluate and use information
effectively.
• Media Literacy
the ability to identify different types of media and evaluate and
understand the messages received through each.
• Technology Literacy
the ability to use, manage, evaluate and understand
technology.

16. LIFE SKILLS
• Flexibility
 the ability to adapt to new situations improvise and shift
strategies to achieve a goal/outcome.
• Leadership
 the ability to set goals, walk a team through the