education in 2050 presentation

Education in 2050

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Presented by: Sethmi (Leader) Sanudi Sithara Vinuli Nethaya W. Thenuki Tharulya Nushara Miheli

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How will it be?

Teaching

Schooling

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Classrooms

Job Choices

Advantages

Disadvantages

Summerization

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How Will It Be?

There are many different ideas of how Education or even Life would be like in 2050. The common idea is that EdTech and Project-Based Learning will be more popular. There is a high possibility that Technology will aid the teaching and learning process. Learning will becom more creative, practical and also critical thinking wil be more encouraged in students

In 2050, at least 90 percent of the student population will be pursuing online degree programmes. Education will be truly democratised and globalised, with students unhindered by age, social, geographical or national boundaries.

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TEACHING METHODS

Classroom teaching will drastically change over the years, not what we are used to. It will certainly involve a lot of self- learning and online teaching!

As the world we live in changes to embrace tech futures, how and what we teach in our education system will also be reshaped to keep up to date with the growing demands of the 21st century. The formal classroom will be replaced by learning areas that allow individuals, small groups or larger groups to collaborate face-to-face or virtually on learning projects.

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Glimpse at how would education look like in the future.

1. Widely spreading homeschool approach 2.BYOD learning 3. Personolized learning 4.Augmented reality learning 5.Cloud computing 6.Virtual reality 7. 3D printing 8. VR technology 9. Using Holograms 10. Project based learning

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Homeschooling

In today’s context, homeschooling means children stay home to learn, usually taught by one or both parents at times that accommodate work commitments and activities. If you say it simply, it means Children stay home to learn. Features of homeschooling Education is parent directed. Education is customized to meet the child’s and the family’s needs. Education can take on a broader meaning beyond “academics.” Education is primarily home based. Educational choices are up to the parent but must still comply with state homeschooling laws.

DID YOU KNOW? When getting homeschooled, you save much more money than going to a public school.

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Features of Byod learning 1.A new way of learning. 2.Personalized instruction. Student participation increases. 4. Using these devices helps to embrace education more

BYOD learning

As the name might suggest, Bring Your Own Device is an education policy per which students are allowed to bring their own personal tech device to school to use in school or curriculum related activities. Something as simple as bringing your personal laptop that you use at home to work on a classroom assignment would count under your school’s Bring Your Own Device policy.

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Personolized learning/ personolized curriculums

Personalized learning is an educational approach that aims to customize learning for each student’s strengths, needs, skills, and interests. Each student gets a learning plan that’s based on what they know and how they learn best. Personalized learning doesn’t replace an IEP, a 504 plan, or intervention programs. To get an idea of what personalized learning is, try to picture a classroom that doesn’t have a “one size fits all” approach to education. The teacher doesn’t lead all students through the same lessons. Instead, the teacher guides each student on an individualized journey. The what, when where and how of learning is tailored to meet each student’s strengths, skills, needs, and interests.

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Using VR and hologram technology

What once looked like science fiction could likely become a reality. The presence of holographic teachers overseeing virtual classrooms is becoming more and more plausible and possible. If you think that holograms are still a ways away from affecting real students in real classroom Imagine being able to attend lectures from some of the world’s greatest teachers without leaving the comfort of your home. It’s possible with holographic presence technology. environments, think again. This opens up an amazing array of educational and teaching possibilities, including the potential to use holographic teachers to oversee a virtual classroom environment.

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3D printing

3D printing, also called additive manufacturing, is a family of processes that produces objects by adding material in layers that correspond to successive cross-sections of a 3D model. Plastics and metal alloys are the most commonly used materials for 3D printing, but it can work on nearly anything—from concrete to living tissue.

Cloud Computing

Now, with this sort of technology available, you most certainly just cannot say, “ Teacher! My dog just ate my homework.” with this type of technology, all your projects, homework, assignments must be done in your digital device. It’s like the current technology we use, except for the fact that we use it in schools. When you do your homework in an app, it automatically stores in your account or your device. Also, cloud computing means, Cloud computing transforms IT infrastructure into a utility: It lets you ‘plug into' infrastructure via the internet, and use computing resources without installing and maintaining them on-premises.

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Schools and Classrooms

In classrooms, there will be teachers which won't be humans as us but will be Robots. Schools will feature maker spaces and engineering spaces so students can use their hands to manipulate items and learn. By 2050, the majority of students around the world may no longer have to physically go to school in order to get education.

To reduce this load on students, teachers will make use of miniature models and simulations in 2050. They will factor in the the headway being made in 3-D printing technology and students will no longer have to rely on the artistic caliber of their teachers to communicate difficult concepts.

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Job Choices for students

Job Choices for Studnts In the year 2050, technology will dominate the workplace with AI and Smart Assistants being commonplace, while the use of Augmented and Virtual reality continues to increase. Everything will be "Smart - Connected

What Are The Type of Jobs in 2050? Online Teaching Robot Therapists Robot Cashiers and Waiters Smart Home designer Work From Home Facilitator

Software Developer. Wind energy technician Solar energy technician

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World Population in the future

According to charts and researches, it is thought that the world population will rise upto 9 billion by the year 2050.

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Disadvantages

Advantages

1. People will get lazy. 2. Children will have no social life. 3. Pollution due to the increase of technology. 4. Lack of motivation. 5. Increase of technical issues 6. High Production 7. Risk of unemployment. 8. Increasing human laziness. 9. Emotionless nature in humans. 10. Enviormental impact.

1. It drives down the time taken to perform a task. 2. Facilitates decisions by making the process faster and smarter. 3. Reduction in human error. 4. Helping in repetitive jobs. 5. 24/7 Support

Advantages and disadvantages

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Summerization

• Technology in 2050 will be very high, so methods of learning will drastically change.

Learning will become more creative, practical and also critical thinking wil be more encouraged in studentsIn the future, examples for learning methods are,

. 1.Widely spreading homeschool approach2.BYOD learning 3. Personolized learning 4.Augmented reality learning 5.Cloud computing6.Virtual reality 7. 3D printing 8. VR technology 9. Using Holograms 10. Project based learning

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Cont...

Population gradually rises up ( might reach upto9 billion) in the future. There are many advantages and disadvantages of this type of education in future.

Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think.

Albert Einstien

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