FLCT - LESSON 1

An educational approach where teachers act as facilitators and students actively participate in learning.

Facilitating Learner-Centered Teaching

What is the main focus of learner-centered teaching?

Shifting the focus from the teacher to the student.

Students actively participate in activities instead of just listening.

Active Engagement

Students work together through teamwork, communication, and peer learning.

Collaboration

Reflecting on how you learn and monitoring your own progress.

Metacognition

Connecting lessons to prior knowledge, interests, and real-life experiences.

Relevance

Teachers ask open-ended questions instead of giving direct answers.

Guided Instruction

Students investigate problems, test ideas, and draw conclusions.

Inquiry-Based Learning

Students learn from and teach one another through group work and discussions.

Peer Mentoring

Portfolios and self-assessments that help students evaluate their own growth.

Reflective Assessments

What are the 4 Core Dimensions of Learner-Centered Teaching?

• Active Engagement

• Collaboration

• Metacognition

• Relevance

What are the 4 Classroom Strategies?

• Guided Instruction

• Inquiry-Based Learning

• Peer Mentoring

• Reflective Assessments