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Student centred learning in Education

This document discusses student-centered learning in education. Student-centered learning focuses on the needs and abilities of students by making the learning relevant to their lives. It aims to increase student motivation by allowing them to discover information through practical experiences and group learning activities. Some advantages of student-centered learning mentioned include strengthening student motivation, promoting peer communication, and building student-teacher relationships. While India currently uses a mixture of teacher-centered and student-centered approaches, the document suggests greater policy support is needed for school-based teacher professional development to further encourage student-centered learning.

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STUDENT CENTRED LEARNING IN EDUCATION Presentation By: Ashwini Kamath U Priti R Hemmady
Outline..  Child-Centered Learning  Needs and abilities of students  Relevant to student life  Higher Motivation  Discover  Practical Experience  Group Learning  Decision Making
Why student centred learning  Provide substance and arrange activities in line with the learners  Provide training in thinking process, management, how to face various situations  Enable learners to think critically  Both learners and teachers may learn together  Individuals to learn at all times and in all places
Methods..  Active Learning  Co-operative Learning  Inductive Teaching and Learning
In India..  Mixture of Teacher and Student Centered  Role of Parent  Tess India  Greater policy support for school-based teacher professional development.
Advantages..  Strengthens student motivation  Promotes peer communication  Reduces disruptive behavior  Builds student-teacher relationships  Promotes discovery/active learning  Responsibility for one’s own learning
Disadvantages  Problem of Misconception.  Learning in alternative ways  Lack of Team skills  Different stages of same project  Problem of instruction  Uncomfortability
Difference…. Teacher centred learning Student centred learning No individual accountability Individual accountability Responsible for oneself Responsible for each other Very passive Very active Follow the course profile Select and divide the lesson for group work Try to keep the students in their own seats Arrange the classroom and assign the work Provide detailed information Facilitator of learning
Conclusion and Suggestion..  Suggestion:  Mentor groups  Parental help  Changes in learning pattern  Training  Conclusion:  More pros than cons  Developing phase  Positive change in the education system
References  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Student-centred_ learning  http://www.tess-india.edu.in/about-tess-india  http://mrs-ebtesam. blogspot.in/2011/10/student-centered- learning-advantages.html  Qatar University; Student Centered Learning  Parent Edge; Student Centered Learning
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