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Teacher As Facilitator Engaging Primary Scho

The document discusses the evolving role of teachers from traditional knowledge providers to facilitators of learning in student-centered environments. It emphasizes the importance of guiding students through interactive experiences, fostering critical thinking, and using technology to enhance engagement. Additionally, it highlights the impact of this approach on building essential skills such as communication, critical thinking, and independence in young learners.

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Teacher As Facilitator Engaging Primary Scho

The document discusses the evolving role of teachers from traditional knowledge providers to facilitators of learning in student-centered environments. It emphasizes the importance of guiding students through interactive experiences, fostering critical thinking, and using technology to enhance engagement. Additionally, it highlights the impact of this approach on building essential skills such as communication, critical thinking, and independence in young learners.

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Teacher as Facilitator

The role of teachers has evolved from being


traditional knowledge providers to becoming
facilitators of learning.
Student-Centered
Environment In today’s classrooms, especially at the primary
Teachers arrange level, teachers are expected to:
classrooms to encourage
exploration. Young learners • Guide students through interactive and
take ownership of their collaborative learning experiences.
educational journey. • Encourage critical thinking, creativity, and
digital literacy.
Real-Life Connections • Use technology to enhance learning and
make it engaging.
• Foster a safe and inclusive environment
where children can learn together.
What Does Facilitation
Look Like
Student-Centered Curiosity &
Environment Collaboration
Teachers arrange Group activities develop
classrooms to encourage teamwork skills. Open-
exploration. Young learners ended questions spark
take ownership of their wonder in primary students.
educational journey.

Real-Life Connections
Learning links to everyday experiences. Children see how
math, reading, and science matter outside school.
Impact: Building Skills
for Future Learning
Communication
Students learn to express ideas clearly. They practice
active listening with peers.

Critical Thinking
Young minds question and analyze. They solve
problems through creative approaches.

Independence
Children develop self-direction. They take
responsibility for their learning journey.

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