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Know about PBL, IBL, and PjBL We can use Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL), Problem-Based Learning (PBL), or Project-Based Learning (PjBL) to make learning more meaningful and connected to real life for our future students. IBL is about letting students ask questions and explore answers on their own, which builds their curiosity and love for learning. PBL focuses on solving real problems, where students think deeply about an issue and work together to find solutions. Meanwhile, PjBL allows students to create projects or outputs related to what they are learning, making the lesson more practical and enjoyable. For example, in Science class, we can use PBL by asking students to find ways to reduce plastic waste in their community and propose solutions. We can also use PjBL by letting them create posters or short videos promoting proper waste segregation. Through these methods, students will not just memorize lessons but will understand how these lessons can help them in their daily lives and ...
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Navigating the Digital Literacy

  Embracing the Power of Digital Literacy in the 21st Century As we would go as far as to say that when people talk about digital literacy, we think a lot of them just assume it only means being able to use a devices such as phone or laptop. But honestly, digital literacy goes beyond that, it’s more than just clicking around. For both of us, it’s about actually knowing how to use technology in a responsible, safe, and smart way like, not just typing any stuff into Google, but knowing which websites are authentic, reliable or valid and which ones are full of nonsense or fake sources.  As a science students, we’ve learned the hard way that just finding information online isn’t just enough. You have to check if it’s current, accurate, and not biased. It sounds may simple, but it’s easy to get tricked. And yeah, it’s also about knowing how to stay safe online, not post any dumb stuff, not clicking into suspicious emails or links to avoid any online harm or risks like hacking, scam...
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