Lamigo Act 4
Lamigo Act 4
Lamigo Act 4
Instruction: Complete the table below by providing the difference in terms of teacher,
students and instruction then and now.
Teacher
Then Now
1. Teachers were seen as authority figures. 1. Teachers guide and support students.
Students
Then Now
1. Students were passive learners. 1. Students are active participants in
learning.
Instruction
Then Now
1. Teaching focused on lectures and 1. Emphasis on critical thinking and
textbooks. real-world skills.
Short Discussion:
Education has evolved from traditional to modern methods, bringing significant changes in
student engagement and teaching techniques. In the past, students were passive, focusing on
memorization and obedience, with little emphasis on critical thinking. Teaching relied on
lectures and memorization, prioritizing academic knowledge. Today, education values active
student involvement, critical thinking, and creativity. It recognizes diverse learning styles,
promotes independence, and celebrates individuality. Teaching now emphasizes real-world
skills, uses interactive methods, integrates technology, and tailors instruction to student needs.
These changes create a more student-centered environment, empowering learners to actively
engage, develop essential skills, and receive personalized instruction. By embracing these
changes, education prepares students for success in a rapidly changing world that requires
adaptability, creativity, and critical thinking.