In our country Malaysia, the education styles have been
changing in time and the developments never ever stop. Between the traditional
education and modern education style, there are many differences that can be
spotted. Let us see them one by one.
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| This Is How Old Days School Looks Like |
Classroom
Traditional:
To be selected in a classroom. Students in old days matched
by age, and possibly also by ability. All students in a classroom are taught
only with the same material.
Modern:
For the students in this modern era, to be selected in a
class students dynamically grouped by interest or ability for each project or
subject, with the possibility of different groups each hour of the day. It can
be either multi-age classrooms or open classrooms.
Teaching
Methods/Materials.
Traditional:
Traditional education’s students learn through listening and
observation. They concentrated only on theory learning and abandoned practical
way of learning. The materials uses in this type of education are instructions
that based on textbooks, lectures, and individual written assignments.
Modern:
Progressive education which emphasizes on hands-on activity,
group activities and presentation in the class hours. The materials use to do
any of the project given is based on instruction and will be using any
available resource including Internet, library and outside experts.
Social Aspects.
Traditional:
In old days, education has little or no attention to social
development. They only focus on independent learning. Socializing largely is
totally discouraged except for extracurricular activities and teamwork-based
projects only it is allowed.
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| Modern School Nowadays |
Modern:
In the new way of education style, they are more focussing on
the significant attention to social development, including teamwork,
interpersonal relationships, and self-awareness.
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