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WHAT IS SMILE?

JANSON, Mary Grace B.


WHAT IS SMILE?

JANSON, Mary Grace B.


Simple, Monitoring,
Interactive, Learner-
Centric Environment
(SMILE)
JANSON, Mary Grace B.
SMILE?
This approach combines traditional classroom learning with network-enabled e-
learning, integrating established learning theories, models, and instructional practices.
SMILE aims to empower both learners and educators by harnessing technology to
foster creativity and innovation in teaching and learning. This approach ensures that the
learning process is efficient and effective, catering to various learning styles and
preferences.
SMILE integrates cognitive, constructive, experiential, and elaboration learning
theories along with motivational models to create a dynamic and engaging learning
environment.
Simple

• deliver content in a straightforward manner, focusing on core


concepts and avoiding unnecessary complexity.
• Use clear language and visual aids to enhance understanding.
• Break down topics into manageable chunks to facilitate
comprehension.
Monitoring

• involves systematically observing and assessing


students' learning progress and understanding through
various methods such as pre-tests, quizzes, and self-
assessment activities.
• It allows teachers to identify areas where students
may be struggling, adapt instruction to meet
individual needs, and provide timely feedback to
support student learning.
Interactive

• Interactive strategies make learning more engaging and dynamic,


capturing students' attention and interest. This can lead to
increased motivation and participation in the learning process.
• Simulations, streamed video, project teams, chat rooms, bulletin
boards, online references, personalized coaching, and email are
some techniques that could help create an interactive online
environment.
Learner-Centric Environment

• Learner-centric pedagogy prioritizes the interests,


experiences, and preferred learning styles of learners. It
emphasizes their active participation in the learning
process.
• Content design should allow learners to construct
knowledge in their own way, drawing from their
experiences and developing multiple perspectives.
Learners should have the flexibility to learn at their own
pace.
Significance of SMILE

Empowering Learners and Facilitating Learner-Centricity and


Teachers Preparing Students for the Future Flexibility

A positive learning environment It provides flexibility in how students


empowers both learners and A supportive learning environment cultivates access and engage with learning
teachers by fostering a sense of these skills by encouraging exploration, resources, allowing them to learn at
autonomy, collaboration, and experimentation, and problem-solving in their own pace and in ways that suit
engagement. diverse contexts. their individual preferences.
SMILE SWOT

STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES OPPORTUNITIES THREATS

Interactivity Risk of Distraction Enhanced Engagement Attrition of trained faculty

Learner-Centric Technology Dependency Increased Student Enrollment Fast changing expectations

Increased Recognition and


Simplicity Teacher Training Needs Rapid Changes in Technology
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Technology Integration Equity Concerns National Expansion High cost of training


WHAT IS SMILE?
SIMPLE
MONITORING
INTERACTIVE
LEARNER-CENTRIC ENVIRONMENT
“The learning environment should help people share
their knowledge: to learn from each other, to innovate
and work together effectively to make a difference” ----
David Gurteen
Simple, Monitoring,
Interactive, Learner-
Centric Environment
(SMILE)
JANSON, Mary Grace B.

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