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Theoretical foundation of teaching and learning models

Padauk Win
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978-621-96810-3-2

Educators and school leaders have recognized that the classroom environment and students’ interests have evolved in the twentieth century. Simultaneously, the educational system has experienced a significant shift, prompting decision-makers in education to review and reconsider the curriculum. This shift marks a move from the traditional, lecture-focused instructional model to a new learning paradigm. The new paradigm is a holistic, student-centered approach designed to promote learning, develop critical thinking skills, and foster the discovery and construction of knowledge. This approach establishes powerful and effective learning environments. Consequently, such a transformation is both appropriate and necessary (Lantis, 2000, as cited in Saber, 2015).

 

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Cite this chapter:

Win, P. (2025). Theoretical foundation of teaching and learning models. In: M.S. Carandang (Ed.), Teaching & Learning Beyond the Classroom (pp. 1-25). Institute of Industry and Academic Research Incorporated. https://doi.org/10.53378/09.25.008

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