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    The document discusses formal (traditional) education, which takes place in a classroom setting led by trained teachers. Students learn disciplines separately and are expected to quickly learn from the information provided by the teacher, who is the central focus of learning. Formal education relies on curriculums, tests, grades, and homework, and examples include classroom learning and obtaining degrees. While formal education provides punctuality, social interaction, extracurricular activities, and face-to-face learning, it also presents disadvantages like generalized learning, passive listening, inflexible timing, and high costs.

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    The document discusses formal (traditional) education, which takes place in a classroom setting led by trained teachers. Students learn disciplines separately and are expected to quickly learn from the information provided by the teacher, who is the central focus of learning. Formal education relies on curriculums, tests, grades, and homework, and examples include classroom learning and obtaining degrees. While formal education provides punctuality, social interaction, extracurricular activities, and face-to-face learning, it also presents disadvantages like generalized learning, passive listening, inflexible timing, and high costs.

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    The document discusses formal (traditional) education, which takes place in a classroom setting led by trained teachers. Students learn disciplines separately and are expected to quickly learn from the information provided by the teacher, who is the central focus of learning. Formal education relies on curriculums, tests, grades, and homework, and examples include classroom learning and obtaining degrees. While formal education provides punctuality, social interaction, extracurricular activities, and face-to-face learning, it also presents disadvantages like generalized learning, passive listening, inflexible timing, and high costs.

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    GROUP 4

    LABIANO, Rudy Rondon Jr. PANGANIBAN, Rowena RILLERA, Dominador TODA,


    Shermaine NILO, Fritz Gerald

    B. STRUCTURES FOR FACILITATING LEARNER CENTERED TEACHING

    1. FORMAL (TRADITIONAL)

    The formal education system is classroom based, managed by trained formal school teachers. Students
    in traditional schools learn disciplines separately and are expected to learn as soon as they are given
    information. The teacher is the central figure of the traditional learning experience.

    Formal Education structured by:

    1. Curriculum
    2. Tests
    3. Grades
    4. Homeworks

    Examples of Formal Education

     Learning in a classroom
     School grading / certificate, college and university degrees.
     Planned education of different subjects having a proper syllabus acquired by attending the
    institution.

    Advantages Disadvantages

    Punctuality Generalized learning

    Social Interaction Teacher-centered learning

    Extracurricular activities Passive listeners

    Face to face interaction No flexible time

    Expensive

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