The document discusses how information technology can support student-centered learning. It contrasts traditional teacher-centered classrooms with student-centered models where students are active participants in the learning process. It provides examples of how technology allows students to interact with others, demonstrate independence, perform tasks like word processing and presentations, search for information online, and brainstorm with peers. The teacher takes on a facilitating role and provides individualized instruction tailored to each student's needs.

1. Information
Technology in
Support of
Student-Centered
Learning

2. Information Technology in Support of
Student-Centered Learning
Traditional Classroom
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3. Information Technology in Support of
Student-Centered Learning
Student
Centered
Learning
Teacher
Centered
Classroom
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4. Information Technology in Support of
Student-Centered Learning
Student-Centered Learning
Classroom
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5. Information Technology in Support of
Student-Centered Learning
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6. Information Technology in Support of
Student-Centered Learning
☻ Students become active not
passive.
☻ Student can interact with
other learners.
☻ Know how to demonstrate
independence and self-awareness
in the learning process.
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7. Information Technology in Support of
Student-Centered Learning
§ Performing computer word processing
for text or graph presentation.
§ Preparing power-point presentation.
§ Searching Information on the internet.
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8. Information Technology in Support of
Student-Centered Learning
§ Brainstorming on ideas, problems and
project plans.
§ As, needed the teacher facilitating
instructions, also giving individualized
instruction to serve individual needs.
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9. END OF LESSON 12!!!
GOD BLESS AND THANK YOU!!!
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