A student centered learning environment focuses on the abilities, interests, and needs of each individual student. The teacher acts as a guide to help students learn in ways that fit their learning styles, while giving students voice in how they learn and demonstrate their knowledge. This approach strengthens motivation, promotes communication, encourages discovery and active learning, and builds relationships between students and teachers. While transitioning to this model requires adjustments, it results in students taking responsibility for their own learning.
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Student centered learning
1.
2. What is a Student Centered Learning
Environment?
3. Student Focused
The abilities, interests
learning styles and
needs of EACH
student. Every learner
has a voice in how they
learn and how they
communicate that
learning.
4.
5. Guide on the Side
Teacher guides the students to the desired
6. • Strengthens student motivation
• Promotes peer communication
• Reduces disruptive behavior
• Builds student-teacher relationships
• Promotes discovery/active learning
• Responsibility for one’s own learning
7. The Transition
• May require a shift in pedagogy
• Letting go of control may be difficult
• Assessments?
• Meeting needs of all students
a big job
• The Standards!
• The Schedule!
8. Consider
• Student interests and connections to desired
learning
• Teaching strategies to accommodate
individual student needs
• Learning is intellectual and emotional
• Student social needs:
o Collaboration
o Communication
o Peer approval
