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Education 4.0 focuses on transforming education through advanced technology and automation to prepare students for the 21st century skills of creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication. It demands that teachers adopt 10 digital skills like advancing their own digital skills, creating a digitally relevant and collaborative learning environment, and promoting learner-centered teaching. Education 4.0 tools like virtual reality, mobile devices, and online platforms allow for ubiquitous and personalized learning that is more hands-on, project-based, and learner-centered.
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- 3. What is Education 4.0? Education 4.0 is a technique of learning that is connected with the fourth industrial revolution and focuses on transforming the future of education through advanced technology and automation.
- 5. THE 21ST CENTURY SKILLS . Creativity: Being more realistic and adding value . Collaboration: Teamwork . Critical Thinking: The ability to thing in a more rational and clearly about what to do . Communication: Connecting effectively
- 7. HOW CAN TEACHERS ADOPT THE 10 DIGITAL SKILLS EDUCATION 4.0 DEMANDS? . Advance their digital skills and improve their social media or online profiles and presence . Create a learning environment that is digitally relevant and collaborative virtual to the learners . Promote teaching techniques that are learner-centered, will encourage group discussion, and are autonomous
- 10. Understanding trends related to Education 4.0 • Learning is ubiquitous, meaning it can take place anywhere, anytime. • Learning is personilized to individual students, e.g visual, auditory, kinatic learners` needs and preferences. • Students have the power to determine how they want to learn(Learner-centered approach) • Students are exposed to more project-based learning. • Students will be exposed to more hands-on learning through field experience. • Student will be exposed to data interpretation, in which they will be challenged to apply theoretical knowledge t numbers and employ reasoning abilities to draw conclusions based on logic and trends in given data sets. • Students will be assessed differently and the conventional platforms to assess students may become irrelevant or insufficient.
- 11. cont. • Students’ opinion will be considered in designing and updating the curriculum. • Students will become more independent in their own learning.
- 12. 4IR IN EDUCATION (EDUCATION 4.0 TOOLS) . Virtual Reality (VR) is a tool that has the capacity to facilitate learning in schools. . The use of technological mobile devices such as computers, laptops, and cellphones makes learning to be more accessable and creative. . These devices can be used toconnect with each other online in platforms such as Blackboard, SKYPE, ZOOM, and many more.