Shaping the Classrooms of our Future

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GOVERNMENT & NON‐PROFIT ∙ INFOCOMMS

Shaping the Classrooms of our FutureSOCIAL INNOVATION PLAYBOOK SERIES


Most providers share a common vision for educational outcomes

Global achievers from cohesive communities that truly care and are able to solve the problems of the world

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However, the rising complexities of global challenges hinder our progress…

Silo‐mentalities toward academic

disciplines do not help to ‘future‐proof’ education systems


Climate changebroken economic models

political restlessnessrich‐poor divide

disease

stressed urban systems

resource crunch

ageing

terrorism

human rights


… together with changing social structures

Competitivenessand isolation lead to

social disengagement and ‘me‐conomy’



… and capped human potential

What do these great people have in common?

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How would they have done in Singapore?

All of them were dyslexic

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None of them were assessed on standardized tests


New trends are molding the future of education …

Democratized

Pull‐based learning Out of classroom

Free

Cross‐disciplinaryAction‐oriented

Real‐time, anytimeLifelong

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Student and teacher roles are evolving

tutor?

mediator?

facilitator?

mentor?

coach?


New roles to reduce

teacher stress levels


Students will need to integrate knowledge across disciplines



While the globalized classroom …

… makes

learning

truly 24/7

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Big Data can expedite the classroom of the future


• Socio‐economic data

• Health records

• Geo‐location data

• Online / mobile access

• Self‐diagnosis

• Personality assessments

• Multiple intelligences

• Literacy level baselines

• Peer reports

• Facility utilization

• Curriculum designs

• Pedagogy efficacy

• Teacher feedback

• Standardized test scores

• Financial returns


… with new learning applications

Marketing Fundraising Teacher recruitment

Student enrolment

Course registration

Curriculum development

Teacher training / compensation

Marketing

Teachers Students

FRONT‐END

BACK‐END

Schedule Management

Facility MgtStudent assessment

Student feedback

Knowledge delivery

• Augmented reality• Gamification• Online global classrooms• Action‐based learning• Action‐oriented learning

• Staff leadership training• Shared best practice databases• Teacher support platforms• Job redesign• New temporal scales

• Cross‐disciplinary teaching• Teaching tacit / life skills• Parent‐teacher interactive portals

• Monitoring of progress• Global benchmarking• Maximizing class contact time• Pull‐based class levels• Multiple pathways

• Facilities management systems• Centralized curriculum repository• Mass customization• Technology outsourcing• Automated administration

• Learning self‐diagnosis• Individual learning portfolios• Learning journals• Lifelong learning• Just‐in‐time learning• 24/7 learning


… that can drive meaningful educational & financial outcomes

Adding Value In Education

Outcomes Input costs

Better students

Better systemsBetter educators

Higher pricing power

Educators flexible to the changing trends insociety, themselves proponents of lifelonglearning

Students equipped with the rightattitudes, skills and tools to belifelong learners

Systems which facilitate teacher roleinterchangeability and support holistic andsustained student learning

Understanding the value of life‐longlearning increases students’ willingnessto pay for quality education

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1. Do the educational innovation roles differ for theprivate and public sector?

2. How can we future‐proof our education systems?

3. Can we always link superior educational outcomes tothe bottom‐line?

4. What are novel educational philosophies, curricula,pedagogies, technologies , and business models thattruly inspire us?

5. What are the easiest ways to build an innovative andresilient educational organization?

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Questions to consider


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