Student-Centered Learning In General Educationinaprivate University In Manila: An Analysis

Authors

  • Rachelle Garcia Far Eastern University- Manila, Philippines. Author
  • Renante Dante Tan Far Eastern University- Manila, Philippines. Author
  • Josefina Florendo Far Eastern University- Manila, Philippines. Author
  • Nemencio Santos Far Eastern University- Manila, Philippines. Author

Keywords:

Student-centered Learning, General Education, Private University, Manila, Behavioral,, Intellectual, Environmental

Abstract

 

Transitioning from the traditional pedagogical norm to student-centered learning (SCL) is crucial to achievethe desired outcome. This is to produce graduates equipped with soft skills ready to face the life and global challenges of the 21 

st century. This study provided the first tranche of evidence how the desired outcomeshave been realized by the general education students through SCL. Opportunely, SCL was deemed tobeharbinger of fundamental skills like collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, cognitive and self-directedlearning, communication and digital literacy. In the light of positive results, SCL implementation has not reached its fullest efficiency more particularly in the environmental component to reap the best outcomes. Positive relationship findings between environmental, cognitive and behavioral component will provideavenue to hoist standard of SCL implementation. Hence, continuous exploration of other partakers, monitoring and quality improvement is recommended. 

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Student-Centered Learning In General Educationinaprivate University In Manila: An Analysis. (2020). Cosmos: An International Journal of Art and Higher Education, 9(2), 7–12. Retrieved from https://acspublisher.com/journals/index.php/cijahe/article/view/13131