EDUCATION IN

THE FUTURE

Prepared by:
Gregoria L. Sawad
 introduction

Social media plays an important role in the

future education.
Along with advance technologies, Education
restriction by time and location were no longer
exist.
Distance learning and asynchronous learning
were become more popular.
 TRENDS TOOLS

 More courses, degrees,

and universities are
available for distance-
education.
 The distinction  Video conferencing
between distance and DISTANCE  Mobile learning
local education is OF  Internet online
disappearing. EDUCATION learning
 The percentage of
adult, female. And
minority learners is
increasing.
 Social Media in Education
1. Teaching students how to learn in an information
SOCIAL MEDIA IN
economy.
2. Providing students with access to professional
EDUCATION

networks.
3. Modeling life-long learning practices

Education cost will obviously drop down

1. Free college Education
2. The University of the people
3. Lower cost of free textbook download
 CURRICULUM
GLOBALIZATION
FUTURE OF CURRICULUM o Global markets and skills
o Virtual classes will allow students increase the demand of
to access classes. education.
o Students will be a community of o Multi-culture education in a
smaller numbers, this will support global environment.
more adult and student
connection.
o Students will be engaged in
learning groups.
o Learning that matches their group
will be with help of technology.
 • Delivery of lecture using chalk and
blackboard.
• Researchers based upon published
materials.
• Formation of group for combine studies.
• Education focused more on theory, less
practical.
• Needed extensive time to do researchers.
• Growing trend of education for better
future.
• Computers and internet as new invention.
POST
EDUCAT
ION
TREND
 CURRENT EDUCATION
• Delivery of lectures on powerpoints, less use of whiteboards.
• Internet used for sharing lectures and materials.
• Less time on research. ( Wikipedia as a digital library)
• Effective use of new innovation. ( Laptops for powerpoint)
• Social medias like facebook.
• Availability of online course, ultimately reducing time.
• College and frame for providing practical Education.
• Parents might not like their children • Saves time
sitting on their laptops or PC • Students will have quick adaptability on
everyday. any working situation.

POSITIVE
• Quality manpower would be • Education will be focused upon
produces in a long run. practical world.
 Students will loose interest on reading real books,
newspaper, etc. in a long run.

Facebook, Myspace, etc. might distract

students from subject materials.

Parents might not like their

Online exams are based upon
book.
NEGATIVES children sitting on their laptops
or PC everyday.

Students might get lower grades as online

materials can be edited by anyone.

Students might lack discipline because parents when

busy rely on school to make their children disciplined.
 FUTURE CLASSROOM
• Colleges/ Universities will provide option for classroom or
online course depending on the course.
• Classroom would be equipped with computers.
• Classroom will focus on new innovations, hands-on-
experiments so that students will gain experience for future
jobs.
• Online courses might be fully online or might be
combination of class and online.
 2 DIMENSIONS OF
FUTURENESS

HOW MUCH AND HOW FAR. There is evidence that among normal teenagers
MATURATION is accompanied by what Sociologist Stephen L. Kinelerge of
Princeton describes as “ an increasing concern with distant future events”. Their
“ time horizons” may also differ, But age is not only influence on our futureness.
Cultural conditioning affects it, one of the most important cultural influences of
all is the rate of change in the environment. This is why the individual’s sense of
the future plays so critical a part in his ability to cope, the faster the pace of life,
the more rapidly do future potentials turn into present reality.
 BIBILIOGRAPHY

Martin Carnoy (2005) OSI Education conferences:Globalization,

Educational trends and the open society. http://www.soros.or
esp/articles publication/articles globalization 20060217/carnoy
English.pdf
Video conferencing in k-12 Educ.(n.d) http:www.youtube.com/watch?
V-yesj8A74hH-s
People vary widely in the
amount of thought they
devote to the future. As
distinct from the past and
present. Some invest far more
resources than others in
projecting themselves
forward.
 Classification of data

TYPES
SECONDAR
PRIMARY
Y
 PRIMARY

EXPERIMENT SURVEYS QUESTIONNAIRE

OBSERVATIONS INTERVIEW
 SECONDARY

PUBLISHED
BOOKS JOURNALS ELECTRONIC
SOURCES

DISSERTATIONS MAGAZINES/
THESES NEWSPAPERS
Research instruments or tools

CLERICAL MECHANICAL
 Characteristics of a good research instrument

1. The instrument must be valid and reliable.

2. It must be based upon the conceptual
framework or what the researcher wants to
find out.
3. It must gather data suitable for and relevant
to the research topic
 Characteristics of a good research instrument

4. It must gather data that would test the

hypotheses or answer the questions under
investigation.
5. It should be free from all kinds of bias.
6. It must contain only questions or items that
are unequivocal.
 Characteristics of a good research instrument

7. It must contain clear and definite

directions to accomplish it.
8. If the instrument is a mechanical device, it
must be of the best or latest model.
9. It must be accompanied, if possible, by a
letter of recommendation from a sponsor.
 ADVANTAGES OF PRIMARY DATA
COLLECTION
1. Primary data frequently give detailed
definitions of terms and statistical units used in
the survey.
2. Targeted issues are addressed.
3. Data interpretation is better.
4. Sure about sources of data.
 ADVANTAGES OF PRIMARY DATA
COLLECTION

5. Addresses specific research issues.

6. Avoid biasness of response data.
7. Accurate and reliable.
 DISADVANTAGES OF PRIMARY
DATA COLLECTION

1. Time consuming
2. High Cost
3. Inaccurate Feedback
 ADVANTAGES OF SECONDARY
DATA COLLECTION
1. Secondary data are more convenient to use
because they are already condensed and
organized.
2. Analysis and interpretation are done more
easily.
3. Inexpensive
4. Immediately available
 ADVANTAGES OF SECONDARY
DATA COLLECTION
5. Easily accessible
6. Provides research method alternatives.
7. Provides essential background and
help to clarify or refine research problem.
 DISADVANTAGES OF SECONDARY
DATA COLLECTION
1. Frequently outdated
2. Potentially unreliable
3. May not be applicable
4. Lack of availability
5. Incomplete information
6. Not specific to research needs
Steps in Making Action
Research
Think of a problem that
is already existing
Facilitate a pre-test that
would measure the
performance of the
students
Steps in Making Action
Research
Inject/Introduce a
strategy or innovation
that will answer the
problem you have
identified
Steps in Making Action
Research
Administer a post-test
after facilitating the
strategy or innovation
you have conducted.
Steps in Making Action
Research
Results should be presented
first followed by the
discussion by incorporating
analysis of results,
evidences or justification,
implications and
corroboration.
Steps in Making Action
Research
Make your conclusions
and recommendations
based from the results.
Write your references
following the APA
format.
Steps in Making Action
Research
Create your action plan
on how you are going to
disseminate the result.