The document defines the pillar of education called "Learning to Do" as the skillful, creative, and discerning application of knowledge through skills development, practical know-how, competence building, and developing life skills and personal qualities. It advocates using a pedagogical approach that facilitates learning through concrete experience, application of theory, and reflection. According to John Dewey, educators should organize learning experiences, use experience as a vehicle for learning, and provide contextualized experience-based learning for students.
The document defines the pillar of education called "Learning to Do" as the skillful, creative, and discerning application of knowledge through skills development, practical know-how, competence building, and developing life skills and personal qualities. It advocates using a pedagogical approach that facilitates learning through concrete experience, application of theory, and reflection. According to John Dewey, educators should organize learning experiences, use experience as a vehicle for learning, and provide contextualized experience-based learning for students.
The document defines the pillar of education called "Learning to Do" as the skillful, creative, and discerning application of knowledge through skills development, practical know-how, competence building, and developing life skills and personal qualities. It advocates using a pedagogical approach that facilitates learning through concrete experience, application of theory, and reflection. According to John Dewey, educators should organize learning experiences, use experience as a vehicle for learning, and provide contextualized experience-based learning for students.
OBJECTIVES To define the meaning of Learning To Do To identify the Learning Theories that support this pillar of education To advocate educator’s role in creating educative experience Learning to do. . . Represents the skilful, creative and discerning application of knowledge.
To think. . . Creatively, Critically, Holistically Holistically It describes putting knowledge into practice innovatively through:
Skills development and Practical know-how
Development of competence
Life skills and personal qualities
Aptitudes and Attitudes
It is a pedagogical approach to help facilitate learning through the application of theory concrete experience and requires individual to reflect upon his/her learning. Bloom’s Taxonomy According to John Dewey. . . (Experience and Education) Educator’s role in creating educative experience - Organise learning experience - Experience as a vehicle of learning - Contextualised experience-based assimilative model of student learning We prepare students for L. I. F. E L-ifelong learning I-nnovate big ideas F-ly High, Aim High E-xpand, explore and enjoy