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The document discusses education in Madrasahs (Islamic schools) in India. It notes that Madrasah education focuses on religious education but degrees from Madrasahs are not recognized by most universities in India. This limits graduates' employment and economic opportunities. Some Muslim thinkers argue for modernizing Madrasah education to include more secular subjects to better prepare students for the job market. The study assessed attitudes of 200 male and female Madrasah students from rural and urban areas towards traditional versus modern education. Statistical analysis found no significant differences in attitudes based on gender, location, or school status. However, the conclusion calls for reforms to Madrasah education to make it more compatible with India's changing society while still including
TRADITIONAL AND MODERN EDUCATION BY FERNANDA QUINCHIMBAJohysfer
This document discusses traditional and modern approaches to education. It describes how traditional education focused on teaching students through textbooks and the professor transmitting knowledge, while modern education sees students as active learners who construct knowledge. It also addresses issues with the Ecuadorian education system like illiteracy, low funding, and quality concerns. Blogs and technology are presented as tools that can help transform education from a classroom-based model to a more flexible virtual learning space.
- In India, teachers (gurus) are highly respected and seen as instrumental in guiding students to God. The tradition of gurukuls involved students living with their teacher and helping with daily life in exchange for education.
- The Vedas are among the oldest texts of Hinduism, dating back to around 1500 BC. Key figures like Ved Vyasa compiled and organized the Vedic mantras.
- Over time, universities and institutions of learning were established across India, such as Taxila, Nalanda, and early medical colleges. Reforms under British rule formalized the education system but also aimed to further their own interests.
- Post-independence, the government took control of
Traditional teaching methods may not be effective for student learning. Lecturing at students and telling them what to do does not necessarily equate to listening, learning, or acting on information. In the modern world with abundant online information, traditional encyclopedias are less relevant and teaching needs to change to accept new technologies and methods that engage students more actively in learning.
This document discusses challenges in India's present education system and ways to improve it. It notes that the current system emphasizes theoretical knowledge over practical skills. It also identifies issues like a lack of motivation to learn among youth, low teaching quality due to inexperienced teachers, problems with the reservation system, and insufficient infrastructure in schools. The document argues that addressing these challenges, such as improving teaching standards and infrastructure, could help students become more successful and help India continue developing as a country.
This document discusses various common teaching methods including traditional teaching, the internet, computer managed instruction, computer assisted instruction, and self-learning modules. The internet provides educational resources and enables both formal and informal education. Computer managed instruction uses computers to manage instructional objectives, resources, and student assessment. Computer assisted instruction presents interactive materials and monitors learning using text, graphics, sound and video. Self-learning modules provide independent learning activities for students unable to attend in-person sessions.
This document discusses effective teaching strategies for training adult learners. It recommends applying principles of adult learning theory, which recognizes that adults learn best when they are actively engaged. Adults are autonomous, goal-oriented, and draw from life experiences. Effective teaching strategies include involving learners, relating topics to their goals and experiences, and showing relevance to their jobs. A variety of active learning methods, such as group activities, games, role-playing and problem-solving, should be used over traditional lecturing to improve retention.
Islamic studies futuristic and modern learningDera Nugraha
This document discusses recommendations for a futuristic and modern approach to Islamic studies learning using information and communication technology. It proposes several concepts, including viewing the teacher as a spiritual leader and agent of change. It also outlines some learning activities like reviewing the Quran digitally and using smartphones as tools. The summary emphasizes making Islamic learning multilingual, ICT-based, and updated to keep up with the modern world.
Task based learning involves assigning students contextualized tasks to complete that require using the target language, while total physical response is a language teaching method where students perform physical actions in response to verbal commands to associate language with movements.
The document discusses the importance of reciting Soorat Al-Kahf in relation to protecting oneself from the trials of the Dajjaal. It notes that the Prophet Muhammad said reciting Soorat Al-Kahf weekly would serve as a light on Judgment Day and protect from the Dajjaal. The Soorat contains stories that relate to the four main trials the Dajjaal will use, including trials of religion, wealth, knowledge, and authority. It emphasizes cultivating good character through lessons in the Soorat like good companionship, humility, and sincerity. The document encourages reading Soorat Al-Kahf every Friday to understand and be saved from life
This document discusses different techniques for online teaching according to the level of student interaction. It describes one-alone techniques where students learn on their own from online resources. One-to-one techniques involve communication between one student and teacher, such as learning contracts. One-to-many techniques have communication from one source to multiple people, like lectures. Many-to-many techniques feature interaction between many students, through debates, simulations, and discussion groups. Effective online teaching requires using technical resources and guidance from an instructor to support collaborative learning.
Modern marketing - what's changed and what can we do about it? This guide looks at the most effective B2B marketing strategies in today's business climate.
Back to the Future: The Power of Traditional Teaching with Modern CommunicationBrian Mulligan
Mulligan, B., "Back to the Future: The Power of Traditional Teaching with Modern Communication", m-ICTE 2009 Conference, 22-24 April 2009, Lisbon, Portugal.
Organizing Your Research: Using Tags in Primoemefields
This document provides instructions for using tags in the library catalog Primo to organize research materials. It explains that tags are keywords or terms used to describe information, and tagging resources allows the user to create their own searchable database. The document outlines how to create an account, tag individual resources, and then access tagged resources via a tags list for organizing materials related to research, courses, or assignments.
Week 10 2011 research papers and assessmentsTammy Gillmore
This document discusses different approaches to teaching research papers and the Common Core standards related to research and writing. It presents options for research paper formats like traditional, multi-genre, synthesis, and cross-curricular approaches. It also addresses preparing for research through taking notes or annotating sources. The document reviews the Common Core standards for conducting research and drawing evidence from sources. It discusses assessing student writing through rubrics and different types of formative and summative assessments. Finally, it considers teaching technical writing and different approaches to that.
Implementing Effective Online Teaching And Learninggellynn
The document discusses various aspects of implementing effective online learning and teaching. It provides examples of online tools that can be used like Skype, TokBox and Audacity. It emphasizes the importance of clear structure, materials and frameworks in online courses. It also highlights the need for student and teacher interaction and participation as well as providing feedback for successful online teaching.
We are conducting seminars. workshops and classes on Modern Education System to get Certified Educationist, Virtual Educationist, eTutor, eTrainer, Education Analyst, Education Expert. For more information please email us at ribams99@gmail.com. Contact Person Muhammad Khurram Baig
00923138854562
The document discusses education in Madrasahs (Islamic schools) in India. It notes that Madrasah education focuses on religious education but degrees from Madrasahs are not recognized by most universities in India. This limits graduates' employment and economic opportunities. Some Muslim thinkers argue for modernizing Madrasah education to include more secular subjects to better prepare students for the job market. The study assessed attitudes of 200 male and female Madrasah students from rural and urban areas towards traditional versus modern education. Statistical analysis found no significant differences in attitudes based on gender, location, or school status. However, the conclusion calls for reforms to Madrasah education to make it more compatible with India's changing society while still including
TRADITIONAL AND MODERN EDUCATION BY FERNANDA QUINCHIMBAJohysfer
This document discusses traditional and modern approaches to education. It describes how traditional education focused on teaching students through textbooks and the professor transmitting knowledge, while modern education sees students as active learners who construct knowledge. It also addresses issues with the Ecuadorian education system like illiteracy, low funding, and quality concerns. Blogs and technology are presented as tools that can help transform education from a classroom-based model to a more flexible virtual learning space.
- In India, teachers (gurus) are highly respected and seen as instrumental in guiding students to God. The tradition of gurukuls involved students living with their teacher and helping with daily life in exchange for education.
- The Vedas are among the oldest texts of Hinduism, dating back to around 1500 BC. Key figures like Ved Vyasa compiled and organized the Vedic mantras.
- Over time, universities and institutions of learning were established across India, such as Taxila, Nalanda, and early medical colleges. Reforms under British rule formalized the education system but also aimed to further their own interests.
- Post-independence, the government took control of
Traditional teaching methods may not be effective for student learning. Lecturing at students and telling them what to do does not necessarily equate to listening, learning, or acting on information. In the modern world with abundant online information, traditional encyclopedias are less relevant and teaching needs to change to accept new technologies and methods that engage students more actively in learning.
This document discusses challenges in India's present education system and ways to improve it. It notes that the current system emphasizes theoretical knowledge over practical skills. It also identifies issues like a lack of motivation to learn among youth, low teaching quality due to inexperienced teachers, problems with the reservation system, and insufficient infrastructure in schools. The document argues that addressing these challenges, such as improving teaching standards and infrastructure, could help students become more successful and help India continue developing as a country.
This document discusses various common teaching methods including traditional teaching, the internet, computer managed instruction, computer assisted instruction, and self-learning modules. The internet provides educational resources and enables both formal and informal education. Computer managed instruction uses computers to manage instructional objectives, resources, and student assessment. Computer assisted instruction presents interactive materials and monitors learning using text, graphics, sound and video. Self-learning modules provide independent learning activities for students unable to attend in-person sessions.
This document discusses effective teaching strategies for training adult learners. It recommends applying principles of adult learning theory, which recognizes that adults learn best when they are actively engaged. Adults are autonomous, goal-oriented, and draw from life experiences. Effective teaching strategies include involving learners, relating topics to their goals and experiences, and showing relevance to their jobs. A variety of active learning methods, such as group activities, games, role-playing and problem-solving, should be used over traditional lecturing to improve retention.
Islamic studies futuristic and modern learningDera Nugraha
This document discusses recommendations for a futuristic and modern approach to Islamic studies learning using information and communication technology. It proposes several concepts, including viewing the teacher as a spiritual leader and agent of change. It also outlines some learning activities like reviewing the Quran digitally and using smartphones as tools. The summary emphasizes making Islamic learning multilingual, ICT-based, and updated to keep up with the modern world.
Task based learning involves assigning students contextualized tasks to complete that require using the target language, while total physical response is a language teaching method where students perform physical actions in response to verbal commands to associate language with movements.
The document discusses the importance of reciting Soorat Al-Kahf in relation to protecting oneself from the trials of the Dajjaal. It notes that the Prophet Muhammad said reciting Soorat Al-Kahf weekly would serve as a light on Judgment Day and protect from the Dajjaal. The Soorat contains stories that relate to the four main trials the Dajjaal will use, including trials of religion, wealth, knowledge, and authority. It emphasizes cultivating good character through lessons in the Soorat like good companionship, humility, and sincerity. The document encourages reading Soorat Al-Kahf every Friday to understand and be saved from life
This document discusses different techniques for online teaching according to the level of student interaction. It describes one-alone techniques where students learn on their own from online resources. One-to-one techniques involve communication between one student and teacher, such as learning contracts. One-to-many techniques have communication from one source to multiple people, like lectures. Many-to-many techniques feature interaction between many students, through debates, simulations, and discussion groups. Effective online teaching requires using technical resources and guidance from an instructor to support collaborative learning.
Modern marketing - what's changed and what can we do about it? This guide looks at the most effective B2B marketing strategies in today's business climate.
Back to the Future: The Power of Traditional Teaching with Modern CommunicationBrian Mulligan
Mulligan, B., "Back to the Future: The Power of Traditional Teaching with Modern Communication", m-ICTE 2009 Conference, 22-24 April 2009, Lisbon, Portugal.
Organizing Your Research: Using Tags in Primoemefields
This document provides instructions for using tags in the library catalog Primo to organize research materials. It explains that tags are keywords or terms used to describe information, and tagging resources allows the user to create their own searchable database. The document outlines how to create an account, tag individual resources, and then access tagged resources via a tags list for organizing materials related to research, courses, or assignments.
Week 10 2011 research papers and assessmentsTammy Gillmore
This document discusses different approaches to teaching research papers and the Common Core standards related to research and writing. It presents options for research paper formats like traditional, multi-genre, synthesis, and cross-curricular approaches. It also addresses preparing for research through taking notes or annotating sources. The document reviews the Common Core standards for conducting research and drawing evidence from sources. It discusses assessing student writing through rubrics and different types of formative and summative assessments. Finally, it considers teaching technical writing and different approaches to that.
Implementing Effective Online Teaching And Learninggellynn
The document discusses various aspects of implementing effective online learning and teaching. It provides examples of online tools that can be used like Skype, TokBox and Audacity. It emphasizes the importance of clear structure, materials and frameworks in online courses. It also highlights the need for student and teacher interaction and participation as well as providing feedback for successful online teaching.
"Апаратно-програмні засоби розробки та підтримки віртуальних лабораторних практикумів"
Доповідь на семінарі MITDE-2013, ІФНТУНГ, м. Івано-Франківськ, Україна
http://itea-conf.org.ua/mitde-2013/
Дистанційний курс "Підготовка викладачів до створення та застосування аудіові...Kalachova
Дистанційний курс "Підготовка викладачів до створення та застосування аудіовізуальних засобів навчання". Тьютор Калачова Л.В. - ст. викладач кафедри дистанційної освіти ДВНЗ "Університет менеджменту освіти" НАПН України
This document announces an IT innovation contest in Ukraine for IT students to submit startup project proposals. Over 800 students from 21 universities submitted 444 projects. The contest will have regional trainings for semi-finalists in February 2015 and a final event on March 20, 2015 where the top 5 ideas and solutions will pitch their projects. Winners will receive prizes from general partners like tickets to future events or stands to promote their startups. A jury including universities and companies like Sigma Software and IKEA will evaluate the projects.
Odessa National Polytechnic University is the largest and oldest technical university in southern Ukraine, founded in 1918. It educates around 20,000 full and part-time students with around 2,000 faculty. The Institute of Computer Science was founded in 1964 and reorganized in 2000, educating 1,200 students per year with 94 faculty across 4 departments. Within the Institute, the Software Engineering Department was founded in 1993 and educates around 250 students per year with 19 faculty focused on research and education in software engineering. The department conducts research in areas such as artificial intelligence, video transmission, and e-learning systems for industry and social projects.
Слайды для сессии тренинга, проводимого в рамках выполнения проекта по гранту ректора ОНПУ "Инженерное профессиональное образование с использованием ИТ"
FIFA allocated $230 million total for incentives at the 2006 World Cup. The allocation structure was convex, with the 1st place team receiving $19 million and decreasing amounts for lower finishes. Additional payments of $217 thousand were awarded for each win. The incentive structure encouraged greater effort, as the difference in payouts between places increased further down the bracket. Teams were estimated to increase their goals and performance by 21-55% due to the convex incentive structure.
The document summarizes an economic model of copyleft. [1] It defines key terms like copyleft and open source. [2] The model describes the software development and output stages, with programmers choosing occupations and a monopolist setting prices. [3] The model makes assumptions like equal implementation costs and constant valuation ratios between copyright and copyleft programs.
Study Satisfaction for Students in UniversitiesVira Lyubchenko
The document discusses a study on student satisfaction at universities. It examines different factors that can motivate students, including holding high expectations, helping students set goals, and being enthusiastic about the subject. It also describes an experiment using a basic human capital model to analyze students' choices between effective and ineffective learning based on expected future wages. A questionnaire was administered asking students about incentives, and the results showed high alignment with teaching incentives but lower alignment for monetary and research incentives.
3. Складові Системи Платформа дистанційного навчання (підсистема управління контентом) Електронні курси програми (інформаційне наповнення) Цифрові портфелі (підсистема оцінки індивідуальних успіхів) Система Вебкам (підсистема дистанційного візуального спілкування)
14. Система інтерактивної гіпер- та мультимедіа підтримки навчального процесу проф. д.т.н. В.А. Крісілов [email_address] доц. к.т.н. В.В. Любченко [email_address] ст. викл. Д.В. Чепелев [email_address] КАФЕДРА СИСТЕМНОГО ПРОГРАМНОГО ЗАБЕЗПЕЧЕННЯ Одеса, пр. Шевченко, 1 (048) 7797566