MGT 315 :
  CREATIVE AND
CRITICAL THINKING

    AYUANIRA
  HAZAMIMI AZIRA
  NOOR AMALINA
    NUR DIANA
     (BM1115B)
        Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
Lecturer Centered
       VS
Student Centered
     Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
DEFINITION

Lecturer Centered
Knowledge is transmitted from professor to
 students
Reinforcing passive learning
Rote memorization
Assessment is used to monitor learning
Only student are view as learner
Teaching and assessing are separate
Practices are focus of the session
              Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
Student Centered
 Student construct knowledge through gathering
  synthesizing information and integrating it with the
  general skill of inquiry, communication, critical
  thinking, problem solving and so on.
 Student are actively involved
 Emphasis is on using and communicating knowledge
  affectively to address enduring and emerging issues
  and problem in real life contexts.
 Professor’s role is coach and facilitate.
 Professor and student evaluate and learning together.
 Assessment is used to promote and diagnose learning
                   Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
Lecturer Centered                                       Student Centered

Focus is on instructor                                  Focus is on both students and instructor

Focus is on language forms and structures (what the     Focus is on language use in typical situations (how
instructor knows about the language)                    students will use the language)

Instructor talks; students listen                       Instructor models; students interact with instructor
                                                        and one another

Students work alone                                     Students work in pairs, in groups, or alone
                                                        depending on the purpose of the activity

Instructor monitors and corrects every student          Students talk without constant instructor
utterance                                               monitoring; instructor provides feedback/correction
                                                        when questions arise

Instructor answers students’ questions about            Students answer each other’s questions, using
language                                                instructor as an information resource



Instructor chooses topics                               Students have some choice of topics

Instructor evaluates student learning                   Students evaluate their own learning; instructor also
                                                        evaluates

Classroom is quiet                  Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B noisy and busy
                                                           Classroom is often
LECTURER CHARACTERISTIC

 Lecturer talk exceed student talk during instruction
 Instruction occurs frequently with the whole class,
  small group or individual instruction occurs less
  often
 Use of class time is largely determined by the
  lecturer
 The lecturer rely heavily upon the textbook or slide to
  guide and instructional decision making
 The classroom furniture is usually arranged into rows
  of desk or chair.

                   Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
STUDENT CENTERED

 Student talk about learning task is at least equal to,
  if not greater than, lecturer talk.
 Student help and choose and organize the content to
  be learned
 Lecturer permit student to determined, partially or
  wholly, rules or behavior or classroom reward and
  penalties
 Used these material is schedule either by lecturer or
  in consultation with student for at least half of the
  academic table available


                   Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
CONCLUSION
 Finally its doesn’t matter what approach that
  lecturer use. The most important thing is what the
  objectives of the teaching learning process and how
  to achieve it. In fact, in affective teaching learning
  process, the lecturer has planned the content of all
  activities and has set time limit on them. Lecturer
  should still in control of student learning activities.
  Student must seriously focus on the learning. The
  two approach is depend on the lecturer and choose
  the right time to apply.


                    Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B

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Lecturer vs student centured

  • 1. MGT 315 : CREATIVE AND CRITICAL THINKING AYUANIRA HAZAMIMI AZIRA NOOR AMALINA NUR DIANA (BM1115B) Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
  • 2. Lecturer Centered VS Student Centered Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
  • 3. Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
  • 4. DEFINITION Lecturer Centered Knowledge is transmitted from professor to students Reinforcing passive learning Rote memorization Assessment is used to monitor learning Only student are view as learner Teaching and assessing are separate Practices are focus of the session Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
  • 5. Student Centered  Student construct knowledge through gathering synthesizing information and integrating it with the general skill of inquiry, communication, critical thinking, problem solving and so on.  Student are actively involved  Emphasis is on using and communicating knowledge affectively to address enduring and emerging issues and problem in real life contexts.  Professor’s role is coach and facilitate.  Professor and student evaluate and learning together.  Assessment is used to promote and diagnose learning Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
  • 6. Lecturer Centered Student Centered Focus is on instructor Focus is on both students and instructor Focus is on language forms and structures (what the Focus is on language use in typical situations (how instructor knows about the language) students will use the language) Instructor talks; students listen Instructor models; students interact with instructor and one another Students work alone Students work in pairs, in groups, or alone depending on the purpose of the activity Instructor monitors and corrects every student Students talk without constant instructor utterance monitoring; instructor provides feedback/correction when questions arise Instructor answers students’ questions about Students answer each other’s questions, using language instructor as an information resource Instructor chooses topics Students have some choice of topics Instructor evaluates student learning Students evaluate their own learning; instructor also evaluates Classroom is quiet Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B noisy and busy Classroom is often
  • 7. LECTURER CHARACTERISTIC  Lecturer talk exceed student talk during instruction  Instruction occurs frequently with the whole class, small group or individual instruction occurs less often  Use of class time is largely determined by the lecturer  The lecturer rely heavily upon the textbook or slide to guide and instructional decision making  The classroom furniture is usually arranged into rows of desk or chair. Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
  • 8. STUDENT CENTERED  Student talk about learning task is at least equal to, if not greater than, lecturer talk.  Student help and choose and organize the content to be learned  Lecturer permit student to determined, partially or wholly, rules or behavior or classroom reward and penalties  Used these material is schedule either by lecturer or in consultation with student for at least half of the academic table available Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
  • 9. CONCLUSION  Finally its doesn’t matter what approach that lecturer use. The most important thing is what the objectives of the teaching learning process and how to achieve it. In fact, in affective teaching learning process, the lecturer has planned the content of all activities and has set time limit on them. Lecturer should still in control of student learning activities. Student must seriously focus on the learning. The two approach is depend on the lecturer and choose the right time to apply. Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B
  • 10. Lecturer VS. Student Centered Slide BM1115B