“Don’t just give your students a lesson. Give them an experience.” (Alan Cohen).
There is growing attention and great interest in the next generation learner experience (NGLX)—how students interact with their ever-changing learning environment. Next-generation learning is about the WHOLESOME EXPERIENCE of learning that are rich, deep, meaningful and impactful.
NGLX is characterised by its highly personalised, flexible, interactive and engaging, relevant, authentic, organised around learner’s own progress and adaptive.
In this presentation, the speaker will share several game-changers and actionable strategies to achieve the wholesome (awesome) learning experience that is memorable and impactful.
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4. The 4th Industrial Revolution
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Agenda
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Challenges of the Digital Age
Designing Learning Experience
Future-Ready Talents
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"Educators in the 21st
century are at risk of
becoming irrelevant!"
John Landau
Producer of Titanic & Avatar
Agree/Disagree?
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“I worry whether we are
prepared for the digital
economy. Our education system
is not fit for purpose of a digital
economy.We don’t educate the
young and adults about the
needs of this economy,” he said.
Tan Sri Munir Majid
Asean Business Advisory Council Malaysia
chairman
14. There is an urgency to redesign
the way we deliver our education
(to remain relevant and to
achieve 3Rs)
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Shared Vision?
To become a global
player that is…
Relevant
Respected
Referred
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16. The concept of flexible
education has been propounded
by the YB Minister and our
Dato’ VC…
So, what is our
game plan?
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The ball is in our court…
31. “Children come back to school every
day because they like their teacher,
they feel loved, and they are
recognized for their efforts. That’s
something only humans can do.”
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32. What do you understand by
“ and “
graduates?
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SHIFT #1
36. The job of the Next-Gen educators is
not to prepare kids for SOMETHING;
The educators’ job is to help kids learn
to prepare themselves for ANYTHING!
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List 5 Critical Skills for
the 21st century/4th
industrial revolution
and beyond.
42. Beyond the 3R’s — The New Skills the World is Looking For
SKILLS
OF THE
FUTURE
DIGITAL LITERACY
COMMUNICATION
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
LEADERSHIP
GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
PROBLEM SOLVING
TEAM WORKING
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Rate (5 = most important)
the 7 Critical Skills for the
21st century/4IR
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The key to engaging minds in the classroom is
the role of teachers to creatively DESIGN
meaningful and relevant learning activities that
students to , work
together in group to accomplish certain task,
and get them to
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Can teachers create an engaging & unforgettable learning
experience…just like the customers experienced in a casino?
Creating an learning environment
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61. Learning Experience (LX)
A great learning experience is not just about
content or pedagogy, it is about every
single element of the educational
environment working in harmony and in
service to the learner’s needs.
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Learning through
crowdsourcing
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The modern Web allows anyone to
leverage the scale, diversity, and
immediacy of online crowds.
80. The whole world was
playing Pokémon Go
in 2016!
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81. Downloaded 2.5 billion times
by 1.7 billion smartphone
users globally.
Angry Birds players world-
wide is roughly 200 million
minutes a DAY (1.2 billion
hours a year)
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82. The craze of Pokémon Go &
Angry Birds isn’t about the
technology, but what the
technology unlocks inside the
person using it.
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86. “The process of
learning through
short, digestible and
well-planned units”
~Grovo
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Learn anything in small chunk—that’s the basic
premise of bite-size learning. It makes sense to
breakdown content into a small, manageable
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96. PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) IN
MATHEMATICS
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Developing Students’
Conceptual Knowledge
Case Study
97. Many students lack a
deep understanding of
math concepts.
Teachers find it difficult to
develop a real-life hook
for students to work
through problem solving
independently.
PBL is a promising
approach not only to
build math understanding
but also to test
students’conceptual
knowledge.
PBL requires teachers to
present students with
multifaceted, real-life
problems and act as
facilitators supporting
students in organising
their own learning.
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PBL in Mathematics
98. What kind of mathematics problems
help students develop deep,
conceptual understanding?
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101. 1. What can you learn from Ms.
Brookins and Mr. James about
linking math to stories?
2. How do real-word scenarios
increase engagement and
retention of concepts?
3. Why is it important to give
students a chance to apply
their learning?
Connecting math to life
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1. How does this strategy
encourage independence?
2. What kinds of questions do
Ms. Brookins and Mr James
ask their students?
3. How could this strategy be
used to help students critique
the work of others?
ENQUIRY LEARNING
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107. While the philosophy of learning still remain
the same, the way people learn has changed.1
Apply various new innovative ideas to
captivate and motivate students to learn.
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108. “It’s not about making
learning happen but it’s
about lettingit happen”.
~Sugana Mitra in TED Talk,
“Build a School in the Cloud”.
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