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Student-Centered Learning Methods Explained

Student-centered learning methods like guided discovery, inquiry, recitation, and games-based learning are discussed. Guided discovery involves students actively participating in knowledge discovery. Inquiry education focuses on asking questions. Recitation uses direct, teacher-centered questioning. Games-based learning can foster creative teaching. Advantages of student-centered learning include students developing lifelong skills and gaining meaningful knowledge, building social skills and self-esteem, and finding learning fun. However, it requires more time from students and teachers and special skills that not all teachers have.

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Student-Centered Learning Methods Explained

Student-centered learning methods like guided discovery, inquiry, recitation, and games-based learning are discussed. Guided discovery involves students actively participating in knowledge discovery. Inquiry education focuses on asking questions. Recitation uses direct, teacher-centered questioning. Games-based learning can foster creative teaching. Advantages of student-centered learning include students developing lifelong skills and gaining meaningful knowledge, building social skills and self-esteem, and finding learning fun. However, it requires more time from students and teachers and special skills that not all teachers have.

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STUDENT-CENTERED LEARNING

GROUP 10
Mifta Annisa Risky 1611442005
Andi Wanda Rahdiatullah 1811440002
Luthfiah Miftahul Jannah 1811442011
Sakinah Azzahrah 1811442013
Guided Discovery
1

Inquiry
2

Recitation
3
4 Games
4
Definition of Guided Discovery

Guided Discovery refers to a teaching and


learning environment where students are
actively participating in discovery knowledge.
Step of Guided Discovery

01
Exploration

01
Invention
02

01
03
Discovery
01
01
Definition of Inquiry

Inquiry education (sometimes known as the


inquiry method is a student-centered method
of education focused on asking questions.
Phases of Inquiry Method

01
Interaction

02
Clarification

03
Questioning
Definition of Recitation

Recitation is a direct, teacher-centered approach


in which the teacher asks specific short answer
questions with a specific answer in mind.
Definition of Games Based Learning

Games-Based Learning represents a good


candidate for fostering creative teaching practices
.
2 Advantages of Student-Centered Learning

Students develop learning and other skills and gain


01
meaningful knowledge that will help them throughout life.

02 It can help to build social skills and self-esteem.


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03 Students discover that learning is interesting and fun.

04 Teachers have less traditional work to do.

05 Students are more attentive and willing to participate


in the class.

06 Interaction between students with increasing their


ability to argue.
2 Advantages of Student-Centered Learning

It requires a longer time for students so it is difficult to


01 achieve curriculum targets.

Take a long time for teachers so that teachers in general do


-40 02 not want to use cooperative learning.

It requires special skills of teachers so that not all teachers


03 can do or use of cooperative learning.

Specific nature of student demands, such as the nature likes


04 to work together.
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13 Hukum-Hukum Perkembangan

1. 1. Students develop learning and other skills and gain meaningful knowledge that w
ill help them throughout life.
2. 2. It can help to build social skills and self-esteem.
3. 3. And also students gain more emotional and cognitive support from their peers.
4. 4. The relationship between rights and responsibilities islearned.
5. 5. Students discover that learning is interesting and fun.
6. 6. Teachers have less traditional work to do.
7. 7. Students are more attentive and willing to participate in the class.
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