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MY REFLECTIONS

DAY 1 (DECEMBER 7, 2024)


NAME: JONLOU O. DALIDA
SCHOOL: MANINANG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
DISTRICT: SAPIAN
PRC ID: 1517992

Session 1: Education 4.0


Speaker: Dr. Edwin Jason D. Dueñas
Output: Reflection

The evolution of Education 4.0 presents an exciting yet challenging


landscape for educators, pushing us to rethink traditional teaching methods
and embrace innovative approaches that leverage technology, personalized
learning, and 21st-century skills. In reflecting on the strategies that align
with Education 4.0, I realize that successful implementation hinges on both
philosophical shifts in teaching as well as practical adjustments to pedagogy,
curriculum, and classroom environments. As an educator, my role is evolving
from the knowledge provider to a facilitator of learning experiences that
foster autonomy, creativity, and collaboration among students.

Reflecting on these strategies has deepened my understanding of how


Education 4.0 emphasizes a holistic approach to teaching—one that
prioritizes learner autonomy, creativity, collaboration, and technological
fluency. To successfully apply these strategies in my classroom, I will need to
foster a mindset of continuous adaptation, experimentation, and reflection.

In practical terms, this means I will need to create learning experiences that
are more student-centered, flexible, and technology-infused, while ensuring
that these experiences remain grounded in meaningful, real-world
applications. I will also need to stay open to feedback from my students and
colleagues, constantly refining my approach to meet their needs and
preparing them for a future that is rapidly evolving.

Ultimately, the goal is not just to teach content but to help students develop
the skills and mindset they need to thrive in an ever-changing world. By
embracing the principles of Education 4.0, I can better equip my students to
navigate the complexities of the future with confidence and creativity.
Session 2: Constructivist Approach
Speaker: Mr. Salvador Dale B. Artates
Output: Reflection

The constructivist approach to teaching and learning emphasizes the active role of learners in
constructing their own understanding and knowledge through experiences and interactions with
the world. This theory, most notably championed by Jean Piaget and Lev Vygotsky, suggests
that learning is not a passive absorption of information but an active process where learners build
upon their existing knowledge, often through problem-solving, experimentation, and dialogue
with others.

Reflecting on the principles and strategies of the constructivist approach, I find that it aligns
closely with my own educational values and goals. Constructivism places a high value on critical
thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and the ability to apply knowledge in real-world
contexts. The approach resonates with my desire to make learning more meaningful and student-
centered, moving away from the traditional, teacher-centered methods where students are often
seen as passive recipients of knowledge.

To apply constructivist principles more effectively, I plan to focus on creating a learning


environment that is flexible, collaborative, and inquiry-driven. This involves using open-ended
questions to stimulate curiosity and facilitate exploration, rather than just providing direct
answers. I will incorporate more hands-on activities like experiments, simulations, and group
discussions that allow students to construct knowledge through real-world applications.

Session 3: Gamification Approach


Speaker: Verny Lloyd Tacuyon
Output: Reflection

Gamification refers to the application of game-design elements and


principles in non-game contexts to enhance user engagement, motivation,
and overall experience.

As technology continues to evolve, the potential applications of gamification


will only expand. Emerging technologies like augmented reality (AR) and
virtual reality (VR) offer new ways to gamify real-world experiences, from
virtual classrooms to remote team-building activities. However, the key to
successful gamification will always lie in the human element: creating
experiences that are engaging, rewarding, and meaningful to users.

To apply gamification effectively, one must always consider the unique


context, needs, and motivations of the target audience. When done right,
gamification can drive motivation, enhance learning, foster collaboration,
and ultimately lead to better outcomes in nearly every field.
Session 4: Inquiry-Based Approach
Speaker: Andres Quiachon
Output: Reflection

The Inquiry-Based Approach (IBA) is an educational strategy that emphasizes


active learning, critical thinking, and the development of problem-solving
skills through exploration, questioning, and investigation. It encourages
students to take ownership of their learning process by asking questions,
seeking answers, and engaging in meaningful inquiry
Inquiry-Based Learning encourages students not only to investigate and
explore but also to reflect on their process and findings. Reflection is integral
to making meaning of their experiences and improving their future inquiry
efforts.
The Inquiry-Based Approach offers a powerful framework for learning, with
the potential to foster deep, meaningful engagement with content. It
encourages curiosity, critical thinking, collaboration, and self-directed
learning—skills that are essential for success in both academic and real-
world settings. However, successful implementation of this approach
requires careful planning, strong teacher facilitation, and ongoing reflection
to ensure that students remain supported throughout their inquiry journey.
When done well, IBA can truly transform the learning experience, helping
students not just absorb knowledge but also become active creators and
critical thinkers in the world.

Session 5: Collaborative Approach


Speaker: Rodne Wicas
Output: Reflection

The Collaborative Approach in education focuses on the idea that learning


is a social, interactive process. In this approach, students work together in
groups to solve problems, complete projects, or explore new ideas.
Collaboration can be both within the classroom, with peers and teachers, and
beyond, often involving external experts or the wider community.

The Collaborative Approach is an essential tool for fostering social, cognitive,


and emotional growth in students. It teaches them to communicate
effectively, solve problems creatively, and work together toward shared
goals. The challenge for educators is to structure collaborative learning
experiences that maximize the benefits of this approach while addressing its
potential challenges.

By thoughtfully applying strategies such as clear role assignment, conflict


resolution frameworks, diverse group formation, and opportunities for self-
reflection, the Collaborative Approach can be a transformative experience for
students, preparing them for the complexities of the modern, interconnected
world. When executed well, it can lead to deeper learning, greater
engagement, and the development of crucial life skills.

Session 6: Reflective Approach


Speaker: Dr. Merlie Rubio
Output: Reflection

The Reflective Approach in education encourages learners to think deeply


about their experiences, analyze their thinking, and derive meaningful
insights that enhance both personal and academic growth.
Reflecting on the Reflective Approach reveals its many benefits and
applications for both students and educators.
Reflection allows students to engage with content more meaningfully. Rather
than simply memorizing information, students are encouraged to examine
how the material connects to their personal experiences, prior knowledge,
and future goals.

The Reflective Approach is a powerful tool that encourages students to take


an active role in their learning process. By fostering critical thinking, self-
awareness, and emotional growth, it helps students become more
independent, lifelong learners. However, effective application requires
careful planning and support from educators.

I can apply the Reflective Approach through regular reflection activities,


structured guidance, and the creation of a reflective classroom culture. With
time and practice, students can develop the skills necessary to reflect on
their experiences, learn from their mistakes, and continuously improve. The
ultimate goal is to empower students to be thoughtful, self-directed learners
who are capable of applying their insights to future challenges, both
academic and personal.

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