ANDRAGOGY AND PEDAGOGY DIFFERENCE AND SI

PPT PRESENTATION ABOUT THE DIFFERENCE AND SIMILARITIES OF ANDRAGOGY AND PEDAGOGY AND HOW TO USE THEM EFFECTIVELY

1. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PEDAGOGY AND ANDRAGOGY Angelo Mikko B. Rosario Social Studies 2C

2. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PEDAGOGY AND ANDRAGOGY Think about a time when you were learning something during junior high school and another time as a college student. How did those experiences differ for you?

3. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PEDAGOGY AND ANDRAGOGY Pedagogy and Andragogy are two distinct approaches to teaching and learning. Pedagogy The method and practice of teaching, especially as an academic subject or theoretical concept, typically focused on children or young learners. Andragogy The method and practice of teaching adult learners, emphasizes their self-direction and experience-based learning.

4. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PEDAGOGY AND ANDRAGOGY Pedagogy (Child-Centered Learning) Teacher-directed learning Learners rely on instructors for guidance and knowledge Focus on content delivery and memorization Students are passive recipients of information Structured curriculum and objectives Learning motivation is often extrinsic

5. Andragogy (Adult-Centered Learning) Learner-directed and self-motivated Builds on the learners' experiences and prior knowledge Focus on problem-solving and critical thinking Adults are active participants in their learning Flexible and adaptive learning structure Motivation is often intrinsic .

6. An online course is offered to improve financial literacy. The learners choose modules related to budgeting, investments, or debt management, based on their personal needs. The instructor provides support when needed. ANDRAGOGY

7. A community center hosts an art workshop where retirees explore different painting techniques. The instructor encourages experimentation and self-expression, with minimal guidance. ANDRAGOGY

8. A kindergarten teacher reads a story to the class and asks the children simple questions to help them understand the plot. PEDAGOGY

9. A camp counselor leads a group of children on a nature walk, teaching them about plants and animals along the way PEDAGOGY

10. A high school teacher organizes a debate where students research a topic, present their arguments, and are evaluated on their performance. The teacher provides feedback and grades based on set criteria. PEDAGOGY

11. Roles and Responsibilities of Teachers in the Local and Global Community Angelo Mikko B. Rosario Social Studies 2C

12. Roles and Responsibilities of Teachers in the Local and Global Community Teachers shape the future by educating the youth, who become the leaders and innovators of tomorrow. In today’s globalized world, teachers have a dual responsibility to serve their local communities while also contributing to the development of a more interconnected global community.

13. Roles and Responsibilities of Teachers in the Local and Global Community Teachers in the Local Community Delivering quality education Nurturing moral and ethical values Supporting community-based initiatives Promoting inclusivity and diversity Engaging parents and guardians in the learning process

14. Roles and Responsibilities of Teachers in the Local and Global Community Teachers in the Local Community Fostering Civic Engagement Teachers play a key role in encouraging students to become active members of their local communities

15. Roles and Responsibilities of Teachers in the Local and Global Community Teachers in the Local Community Create a Safe and Inclusive Learning Environment One of the most critical roles of a teacher is ensuring that the classroom is a safe space for learning, where students feel respected and supported.

16. Roles and Responsibilities of Teachers in the Local and Global Community Teachers in the Global Community As the world becomes more interconnected , teachers have a growing responsibility to equip students with the skills needed to thrive in a global society. Teachers play a crucial role in helping students understand global issues and develop skills like cultural competence and global awareness. Teachers themselves must commit to lifelong learning to keep up with global trends and advancements in education.

17. Roles and Responsibilities of Teachers in the Local and Global Community Teachers in the Global Community Using Technology for Global Learning The The rise of digital platforms and tools has made global collaboration and learning more accessible. Teachers must prepare students to navigate the digital world, ensuring they understand how to use technology responsibly and ethically in the global context.

18. Roles and Responsibilities of Teachers in the Local and Global Community Teachers in the Global Community Promoting Sustainable Development Goals Integrating SDGs into the curriculum allows teachers to address global challenges and encourage students to contribute to a sustainable future.

19. Roles and Responsibilities of Teachers in the Local and Global Community “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased.”

20. Roles and Responsibilities of Teachers in the Local and Global Community