Showing posts with label student-centred. Show all posts
Showing posts with label student-centred. Show all posts

Monday, 12 July 2021

Education 4.0: Co-creation and innovation is the center



In Education 4.0, co-creation and innovation is the center, is at the heart of University-Industry Collaboration

Student-centered education is being transformed into Society-centered. Student-University-Industry Collaborating to address community needs.

This focus-shifting combination fosters connectivity, ecology and innovation to support the new hub of society, where real-world issues need to solve, spurring creativity.

This will boost the students themselves and their creativity. The University-Industry in this combination creates specific orientation and support for all parties to achieve higher efficiency through problem solving, solutions, implementation and maintenance the project (from small to large)

Some pictures of LHU students' activities in implementing community problem solving projects

Canvas business model for project strategic management

Conduct customer surveys

Discuss problems and implement solutions

Present the idea and product

Awards for ideas and products that support the community

 










Thursday, 13 May 2021

Inspire students to learn, motivate students to be more confident in students’ central role in education.

The learning environment changes. The approach to knowledge changes. We are increasingly promoting embedded learning. That is, the role of teachers and learners also gradually changes.

We no longer have the notion of forcing knowledge one-way from teachers to students. What teachers need to do is create interest in learning for students, orient them the methods of identification, analysis and solutions the problem. Students are proactive in their study.

In order for students to be interested in learning, in addition to the application of digital tools to support teaching (LMS, zoom, quizz, etc), the content needs to show attachment to the current life so that students find it necessary and useful.

With this active learning, students feel more motivated to find and build content. when they are interested in, students demonstrate their acquired knowledge and abilities and skills more clearly. it helps students get higher-level in Bloom's Taxonomy. Furthermore,  lecturers more accurately assess students' competencies and career development through different methods (direct assessment, cross-review, eportfolio, etc)





Fig: Students are excited to learn, present and share how to solve related topics between learning content and particular.