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    This document discusses informal learning activities compared to formal classroom learning. It defines informal learning as unstructured, spontaneous, and often unintentional learning from real-world experiences. Some examples of informal learning activities include viewing videos, self-study, reading articles, and participating in forums or chat rooms. The document also lists the benefits of informal activities as individualized learning objects that are more meaningful, and creating more teachable moments. It concludes by thanking the reader for listening.

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    This document discusses informal learning activities compared to formal classroom learning. It defines informal learning as unstructured, spontaneous, and often unintentional learning from real-world experiences. Some examples of informal learning activities include viewing videos, self-study, reading articles, and participating in forums or chat rooms. The document also lists the benefits of informal activities as individualized learning objects that are more meaningful, and creating more teachable moments. It concludes by thanking the reader for listening.

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    Informal Activity

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    GOOD DAY !

    SUBJECT: MATH

    TEACHER:
    MA’AM LHEY GONZALES
    Informal Activity
    .
    Informal Activity
    • Informal learning, on the other hand, is usually unstructured,
    spontaneous, and, very often, unintentional.
    • Informal learning is involuntary and an inescapable part of daily life; for
    that reason, it is sometimes called experiential learning.
    Formal Learning vs. Informal Learning
    Formal Learning Informal Learning

    Classrooms learning Real –world experiences

    Organization goals Objects are more meaningful

    Concentrate assessments Reflected meaning making


    Informal learning comes in many forms, including 

    • Viewing videos
    • Self-study
    • Reading articles
    • Participating in forums
    • Chat rooms
    • Performance support
    • Coaching sessions
    • Games
    TYPES OF INFORMAL LEARNING
    TYPES OF LEARNING INTENTIONAL CONSCIOUS

    SELF- DIRECTED ✔ ✔

    INCIDENTAL ❌ ✔

    SOCIALIZATION ❌ ❌
    Benefits of Informal Activities
    • Individual learning objects
    • Objects are more meaningful
    • Creates more teachable moments
    THANK YOU
    FOR
    LISTENING
    GROUP 5 MEMBERS:

    JUDINIA C. BARITOS
    SHERLYN PACQUIO
    JHENNY BARINIAN

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