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1. In the past, learners came from restricted backgrounds defined by social factors. Now, learners are diverse and multicultural. Teachers previously held authority, but now encourage participation. Learning was traditionally teacher-centered and based on textbooks, but is now student-centered and incorporates technology. Content was previously focused on set disciplines, but is now integrated, multidisciplinary, and demand-driven.
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 There are no age restrictions.


 There are usually have age  Learners come from a variety of
boundaries. backgrounds and are multi-cultural.
 Determined by social classes,  The thinker who is critical and self-
gender, race. directed.
1. Learners
 It is expected that you will listen to  Considers civic responsibilities;
what the teacher or the book says. participates in community activities, loca
 The role is limited to the classroom. and global issues, and young leadership
 Not technologically skilled.  opportunities.
 Technology and media were literate.

 Teachers encourage student concerns,


 Both power and authority have been
clarifications, and suggestions.
possessed by the teachers.
 Actively participated in formal teacher
 There were no formal instructors;
education.
during the pre-colonial period.
 Both men and women can be teachers.
Teachers are tribe leaders, elders,
2. Teachers  Uses a broad approach that may help in
and parents.
the diversity of learners. Innovative;
 Women are vastly dominated.
conducts research to build teaching
 Depends on centralized teaching
strategies and handle classroom
techniques.
difficulties; flexible and adaptable to glob
learning changes.

 Without the influence of technology,  ICT is included in the teaching.


people are reliant on books.  Student-centered.
 Teacher-centered.  Borderless; can occur in both the
3. Learning
 A traditional classroom set-up in the classroom and in remote places.
Environment
school.  There must be an opportunity for
 Based on a set of disciplines. innovation and integration.
 There is no ICT integration.  With the integration of ICT.

 Encourages free dialogue between


teacher and students.
 Aside from face-to-face learning, it also
 Imitation, dictation, and memorization includes distance or online modalities,
 Traditional or face-to-face learning. blended and printed modalities, and
4. Ways of
 Book-based. lifelong learning.
Learning
 Theoretical and conceptual  Aside from the book, it employs a variety
 There is no ICT integration. of multi-media learning resources.
 It makes use of both intellectual and
practical learning.
 ICT is integrated.

5. Learning  The program is disciplinary.


Content  Concepts and subjective knowledge  The curriculum is both integrated and
multidisciplinary.
 Put a priority on academic talents as we
as the learning of practical skills.
are addressed.
 Demand-driven; customized on the actu
 Resource learning content is based
element depending on what the students
on what is already set and available.
truly need to learn.
 Individual learning should be
 More information about collaborative
address.
works, including group projects and
 Science, English, and Mathematics
activities, is now accessible.
are focused, with minors in literature,
 Emphasizes educational content that is
arts, and music.
scientific/mathematical/technological as
 Academic disciplines are given
well as literary/musical.
authority.
 Academic and vocational concepts are
balanced.

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