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_Facilitator(VARIOUS-ROLES-OF-21ST-CENTURY-TEACHER)

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Ria Lopez (Reservist)(ms.Education)
Ria Lopez (Reservist)(ms.Education)

The document discusses the various roles of a 21st century teacher, including facilitator, researcher, ethicist, and providing psychological support. It focuses on the role of teacher as facilitator. A facilitator leads and monitors discussions to make the learning process easy for students. As facilitators, teachers act as educational visionaries who create a student-centered environment where students can practice critical thinking skills and discover knowledge for themselves, rather than simply receiving information from the teacher.

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Various Roles of the Twenty-First Century Teacher Facilitator  Researcher  Ethicist  Psychological Role
FACILITATOR
What is Facilitator?  someone who engages to the activity of facilitate.  Lead  Monitor  Makes things easy
Types of facilitator • Business facilitators – work in business, and other formal organizations but facilitators may also work with a variety of other groups and communities. Role - make it easier for the group to arrive at its own answer, decision, or deliverable. • Conflict resolution facilitators – used in peace and reconciliation processes both during and after the conflict. Role- is to support constructive and democratic dialogue between groups with diverse and usually diametrically opposite positions.
• Small group facilitators – appointed to accommodate the engagement of participants, who in small and medium-sized groups, aim to work though a particular agenda. Role- In order to ensure the successful working of the group, the facilitator is appointed in place of what would once have been a chairperson's role. *Groups that have adopted this model include prayer groups, men's groups, writing groups and other community organisations
• Training facilitators – used in adult education. Role- a person will take a more leading role and take a group through an agenda designed to transmit a body of knowledge or a set of skills to be acquired • Wraparound facilitators – facilitators in the social services community Role- focus on the foundations of adult education: establish existing knowledge, build on it and keep it relevant. The role is different from a trainer with subject expertise.
• Educational facilitator - Educators in dialogic learning and other peer instruction approaches often serve as facilitators. According to one common definition, an educational facilitator has the same level of knowledge about both education and the subject matter as a teacher, but works with the goal of having students take as much responsibility for their own learning as possible.
TEACHER AS FACILITATOR
What does it mean to be a Facilitator? What does a Facilitator do?
Teacher as facilitator  Educational Visionary  Student-Centred  Makes Things easy  Practice Critical thinking skills
You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him discover it within himself. - Galileo

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_Facilitator(VARIOUS-ROLES-OF-21ST-CENTURY-TEACHER)

  • 1. Various Roles of the Twenty-First Century Teacher Facilitator  Researcher  Ethicist  Psychological Role
  • 3. What is Facilitator?  someone who engages to the activity of facilitate.  Lead  Monitor  Makes things easy
  • 4. Types of facilitator • Business facilitators – work in business, and other formal organizations but facilitators may also work with a variety of other groups and communities. Role - make it easier for the group to arrive at its own answer, decision, or deliverable. • Conflict resolution facilitators – used in peace and reconciliation processes both during and after the conflict. Role- is to support constructive and democratic dialogue between groups with diverse and usually diametrically opposite positions.
  • 5. • Small group facilitators – appointed to accommodate the engagement of participants, who in small and medium-sized groups, aim to work though a particular agenda. Role- In order to ensure the successful working of the group, the facilitator is appointed in place of what would once have been a chairperson's role. *Groups that have adopted this model include prayer groups, men's groups, writing groups and other community organisations
  • 6. • Training facilitators – used in adult education. Role- a person will take a more leading role and take a group through an agenda designed to transmit a body of knowledge or a set of skills to be acquired • Wraparound facilitators – facilitators in the social services community Role- focus on the foundations of adult education: establish existing knowledge, build on it and keep it relevant. The role is different from a trainer with subject expertise.
  • 7. • Educational facilitator - Educators in dialogic learning and other peer instruction approaches often serve as facilitators. According to one common definition, an educational facilitator has the same level of knowledge about both education and the subject matter as a teacher, but works with the goal of having students take as much responsibility for their own learning as possible.
  • 9. What does it mean to be a Facilitator? What does a Facilitator do?
  • 10. Teacher as facilitator  Educational Visionary  Student-Centred  Makes Things easy  Practice Critical thinking skills
  • 11. You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him discover it within himself. - Galileo