Course innovative teaching methodologies

Course Innovative Teaching Methodologies

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New Teaching Methodologies

• Task-Based Learning (TBL):
  This method focuses on defining a learning approach centered on the student. The learner becomes the core of educational instruction. The aim is not just storing and memorizing data but fostering and developing cognitive abilities in the individual. This method promotes skills that students can apply daily, motivating them to emphasize their education.

• Flipped Classroom:
  This teaching method turns the traditional classroom model upside down. It focuses on reinforcing and addressing the topics that interest the students most, moving away from traditional memorization.

• Project-Based Learning (PBL):
  In this instructional method, the teacher presents a challenge, and students create a series of projects to solve it. These challenges are analyzed beforehand, ensuring that students have the tools necessary for their resolution. Projects are completed in groups to encourage teamwork and motivate students.

• Cooperative Learning:
  This approach emphasizes group work to achieve common goals. In addition to acquiring knowledge and skills, students learn teamwork, boosting self-confidence and reducing competition. Teachers implement dynamic activities and organize groups for optimal results.

• Gamification:
  Motivating students through educational games is one of the most engaging strategies. It helps improve academic results and enhances essential skills.

• Design Thinking:
  Learning is driven by imaginative and creative activities. This educational process involves various stages, which don’t always follow a fixed order. It identifies the strengths and weaknesses of students, encouraging collaboration and mutual support.

If you want to learn more about ICT resources and teaching methodologies, the Course Innovative Teaching Methodologies offered by Euroinnova provides the key tools you need. Thanks to its completely online methodology, you can complete the program comfortably from home, without schedules, and at your own pace.

Specialize in Teaching and the Virtual Environment

Teaching is understood as an activity carried out collaboratively, involving multiple parties, aimed at the transmission of knowledge, ideas, experiences, skills, or habits to a person who does not yet possess them. The parties involved include teachers, students, the knowledge to be transmitted, and the educational environment where the activity takes place.

This concept is as ancient as the existence of humankind. Since humans have existed, they have sought to learn and teach in one way or another. This teaching methodology has continuously developed and evolved throughout history, with changes to methods, resources, and pathways for teaching. Then came the 21st century, where the digital world completely transformed life as we knew it, forcing all existing societal processes to adapt to these changes.

The arrival and development of the 21st century have been profoundly shaped by the advent of digital technology. More and more people now use the digital or virtual environment for their activities. Digitalization has reached nearly every sector of the economy, offering improvements and advancements in how work is carried out. One of these sectors impacted by digitalization is education. Through the digital environment, teaching can be delivered effectively, just like any other activity.

When we combine the two previously described concepts, we can define virtual teaching as that in which students learn primarily online or via the internet. There are different types of virtual environments to consider when discussing the digitalization of the education sector. The main virtual environment worth mentioning is e-learning platforms. Among these platforms, three stand out for their importance and recognition:

• Moodle: This platform is the most well-known and widely used among e-learning users today. Moodle is a management tool that aids educators in facilitating the learning of planned concepts. It is a software package designed to help teachers create high-quality online courses quickly and efficiently, with the highest possible success rate.

• SWAD: These initials stand for Social Workspace At a Distance. This platform is open-source and educational in nature. It enables the creation of workspaces for courses taught by educators. These spaces allow for the creation of content and the storage of documents. Additionally, it supports student management and communication.

• Sakai: This virtual platform is similar to Moodle. It is educational software developed as an alternative to commercial platforms. In this virtual platform, greater emphasis is placed on the teacher compared to Moodle, which focuses more on the student. Sakai is designed to offer alternatives to traditional education.

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