Curricular Innovations

Curricular Innovations

1. As world witnesses drastic changes in all the walks of life especially in the field of information technology, novel ideas and methodologies should be included in curriculum as to cope up with such changes.

   • Positive Psychology
     • It is a teaching strategy that follows positive psychology, which emphasize individual strengths and personal motivation to promote better learning. Unlike the traditional classroom, it gives attention to the average students too, by using individual teaching and testing techniques.
   • Language across curriculum
     • It is a modern approach that language learning should be occurred I throughout the school hours in language classroom as well as other subject class room.
   • Culturally responsive
     • It is also a modern trend in curriculum construction that curriculum is so flexible that it can be interpreted on the basis of the cultural diversity inside the class room.
   • Reciprocal Teaching
     • It is used in language teaching where students are asked to read passages so that the teacher and students exchange their role inside the classroom.
   • Blended Learning
     • Learner centered approach
       • Cultural Awareness
         • Cooperative Learning
           • story telling
   • Connectivism
     • The use of different sources for learning, including: the use of Youtube videos, movies, songs, • social media like: WhatsApp, facebook, Instagram, Web sites: Ted talks, Podcast educativos, audios with Audacity; • Graphic organizaers like: Cmaptools, Canva technological tools like: Power point, Genially Prezi; technological platforms like: Canvas, Moodle, applications like: quizlet, kahoot, jamboard, flifgrid, padlet, mentimiter, and many google tools.