Student-Centred Learning

Defining Student-Centred Learning

With student-centred learning, students are responsible for planning the curriculum or at least they participate in the choosing…the individual is 100% responsible for his own behaviour, participation and learning

And Student-Centred learning also known

• Flexible learning
• Independent learning
• Open/distance learning
• Participative learning
• Self-managed learning 

Benefits of Student-Centred Learning

• Can work alone or in small groups, on and off campus
• Have access to range of learning resources other than the tutor
• Can take exams at own convenience
• Can enrol at flexible times of the year
• Take ownership of their learning; become reflective learners and be empowered 

  Teacher must be concerned with Learning Student Centred between laws teacher and student and    technology like:

  Role of Teacher:

1.    Respects students’ ideas.

2.    Asks open-ended questions.

3.    Provides opportunities for group exploration and discussions.

  Role of the Student:

1.     are engaged in dialogue with the teacher & other students.

2.     are engaged in experiences that encourage higher order thinking and discussion.

3.     use raw data, primary sources, manipulative, physical, & interactive materials.

      Role of Technology:

1.     helps to make students’ thinking more visible to students the teacher.

2.     allow students to make choices about how to display information / data.

3.     enables students to make hypotheses of results.

Finally, the student centred learning is very important in education to learn the student , you can see video