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Bridging the Gaps of

Flexible Learning:

Towards Improving

Quality in the TVET

Dr. Pearl Custodio

November 27, 2020

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Highlights:

 Flexible Modes of Delivery in

TVET

 Barriers to FL in TVET

 Ways to Address these Barriers

 Use of ICT for Maximized

Learning

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Flexible Learning refers

to the provision of a

range of learning modes

or methods, giving

learners greater choice

of when, where and how

they learn.

Sources: NCVER 2013, Australia as

cited in TESDA Circular No. 062, s

2020, p. 3

Urdaneta, R. (2020, June) National TVET Meeting

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Considerations:

▸ Institutional capacity

▸ Trainers’ capability

▸ Learners’ access to

learning resources

▸ Access to

technology, internet

connectivity

▸ Quality Assurance Urdaneta, R. (2020, June) National TVET Meeting

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Challenges:

▸ Limited practical skills

training due to social

distancing protocols

▸ Inadequate preparation

of administrators,

trainers and trainees

for remote/ distance

education

▸ TVIs/Trainers/Trainees

lack or limited access

to the internet,

technology tools,

learning resources

Urdaneta, R. (2020, June) National TVET Meeting

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• Global focus on general basic education and

hence underinvestment in TVET;

• Poor technical and institutional capacity of

formal TVET systems, including teachers;

• Low social perception and status of TVET;

• A weak analytical knowledge base resulting

from a lack of investment in research;

• A lack of collaboration and communication

between industry and TVET institutions;

• Patchwork-type policy responses rather than

long-term strategic reforms; and

• Imported or borrowed policy without

adequate contextualization

• Expanding and diversifying

access;

• Expanding work-based

learning and cooperation

with businesses; and

• Enhancing the quality and

relevance of TVET curricula

and service delivery

Yian, T.T. & Park, J. (2018, November). Technology-enhanced TVET delivery for improving access, relevance and inclusion in Asia and

the Pacific. Skills and the Future of Work: Strategies for Inclusive Growth in Asia and the Pacific.

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Online Lifelong

Education

Institute

Challenge:

 Students to

handle industrial

equipment

 Instructors could

only teach using

books, images or

video clips

 Interactive hands- on activities were

typically not

possible

Project Title: Virtual Training

Authentic and Simulated Learning

Yian, T.T. & Park, J. (2018, November). Technology-enhanced TVET delivery for improving access, relevance and inclusion in Asia and

the Pacific. Skills and the Future of Work: Strategies for Inclusive Growth in Asia and the Pacific.

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Singapore

Polytechnic

Challenge:

 Traditional face- to-face lectures

and tutorials, with

emphasis on

practice and

projects

Project Title: Flipped Classroom

Enhancing learning engagement and social learning

Pre-class

In-class

Post-class

Yian, T.T. & Park, J. (2018, November). Technology-enhanced TVET delivery for improving access, relevance and inclusion in Asia and

the Pacific. Skills and the Future of Work: Strategies for Inclusive Growth in Asia and the Pacific.

Strong

management

commitment to

ICT integration

Redesigning

the curricula

Leveraging

partnerships

with industry

Harnessing

teachers’

pedagogical

skills

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TEACHING-LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Video Conferences

Structured Brainstorming

Lecture/Discussion

Live Streaming

Online Meetings

Check-In with Students

SOFTWARES

Zoom

Google Meet

Google Hangout

Microsoft Teams

VooV

WebEx

FaceTime

TEACHING-LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Discussion Forum

Video Responses

Discussion Boards

Recorded Presentation

Collaborative Suites

Self-Check Quizzes

Podcast

SOFTWARES

Canvas

Flipgrid

Seesaw

Padlet

Clips, iMovie

EdPuzzle

Google Form

Kahoot

Diño, M.J. (2020, August). Motivating and Engaging Frontlearners. Presentation. Manila, Philippines

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Diño, M.J. (2020, August). Motivating and Engaging Frontlearners. Presentation. Manila, Philippines

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Understanding

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Download from this site: https://www.seameo-innotech.org/mt4t/e-book/annotated-resources-for-teachers-2/

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hink about your learners.

ary their learning experiences.

valuate using appropriate types of assessment.

rain learners by nurturing the growth mindset.

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THANKS!

Any questions?

You can find me at:

▸ pearlcargullo1228@gmail.com