This document discusses teaching in tomorrow's classrooms and presents several key points: 1) Technologies like 3D printing, cloud computing, and biometric eye tracking will shape future classrooms and allow for new teaching methods like interactive multi-touch screens. This will increase test scores, cognitive thinking, and student motivation. 2) The teacher's role will evolve to become a facilitator, researcher, and expert utilizing advanced teaching strategies. The curriculum will become more learner-centered, practical, and specialized. 3) Students in tomorrow's classrooms will be smart, socially connected, collaborative learners in a more integrated global education system. This presents challenges for teachers to develop new skills and ensure ethical and social development

1. Teaching in tomorrow’s classrooms
Presented by Syed Rohullah Shah.
Roll.no BN-724203.
M.Phil. teacher education
email. roohshah435@gmail.com
AIOU Islamabad.
dated: 30/03/2018.
Presented to Dr. Munaza Ambreen.

2. Teaching in tomorrows classrooms
•Introduction:

3. 1) Technological aspect:
• Technologies that will shape future classroom
• 3 D printing
• Cloud computing
• Flexible displays
• Bio metric eye tracking
• A new way to teach

4. • Multi touch LCD screens
• LCD touch boards
• Education beyond the classrooms,
computer is your classroom.
• E learning e books.

5. • Increase in test score
• Improve cognitive thinking
• Prepare students for the workplace
• Improve students motivation &
interest
• Inclusive classrooms
• Individualized instruction based
• Responsive and reflective

6. * • It involves and engages the
students.
• It helps to have overall
development
• Save much time and have
more time for other things.
• opportunities for
individualized instruction
• Access to resources
• Measurement & evaluation
speedy & easy.

7. *
• Jobs in future will technological oriented

8. 2) Teacher role in tomorrows classroom
• Expert, trained, skillful with advanced teaching strategies (all rounder)
• Facilitator
• Researcher, innovator & is per
The desires of tomorrow.
• humanist

9. Curriculum of tomorrows classroom
• Learner centered
• More practical and scientific
• Specialized courses
• New subject emergence as new needs and issues
• E format/ computer tutorial.

10. Learner in tomorrows classroom
• Smart /Active/socially connected/ participatory/will
enjoy/continuous assessment.
• Critical/ creative/collaborative/
• Challenging for the teacher
• Diversity among them

11. Tomorrows classroom
A place as open as the whole world
Tomorrow world will be more connected than ours.
Education will be no more localized
Classes more socialized and integrative civilized

12. Challenges:
• Skills oriented on behalf of the teacher
• Behavioral, ethical & morals, social oriented on behalf of the
students.
• Technological failures
• Information uncertainties
• Greater dependence on technology
•

13. conclusion
• Classroom infrastructure
• Use of technology
• teacher
• Teaching strategies
• Curriculum as per the demand of the day
• Learner is no more as it is today.

14. The beautiful future.

15. Refrences:
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16. T H A N K S