1108-National Education Plan B.C. 2017 - 2036 Part 2 — Transcript
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- 0:01[Music]
- 0:07[Applause]
- 0:21Hello to all participating teachers. We
- 0:24have learned about law and policy. Now
- 0:26we are still talking about policy and
- 0:28then moving on to the matter of the
- 0:30national education plan. In the previous
- 0:33clip we talked about three topics
- 0:35vision, purpose and goals. Today we come
- 0:39to look at point number four regarding
- 0:42strategy. In the strategy section
- 0:45there'll be a total of six strategies.
- 0:47The various strategies are as follows.
- 0:50The first strategy is to provide
- 0:52education for the stability of society
- 0:54and the nation. Stability is familiar,
- 0:57right? Stability is a word that
- 0:59corresponds to national strategy. Yes,
- 1:02the stability of society and the nation.
- 1:06We interpret stability here to mean
- 1:08stability in every part. For example, if
- 1:11we say that stability in our life is
- 1:12stable, we will have a stable career.
- 1:16What does that mean? Stability is there
- 1:18as well. Therefore, stability here means
- 1:21confidence in our status and confidence
- 1:23in our well-being.
- 1:25We will live in a society and a nation
- 1:27and have our roles and responsibilities.
- 1:30In the second part, strategy number two,
- 1:33it is a production and development of
- 1:35manpower.
- 1:36If we talk about education and talk
- 1:38about manpower, it means providing
- 1:41students who will become workers. But
- 1:43actually the real meaning of education
- 1:45does not mean completing the formal
- 1:47education and going to work. It refers
- 1:50to the continuous development of people
- 1:52throughout their lives according to the
- 1:54goals and principles of providing
- 1:55education which have been stated since
- 1:58the constitution and the education plan.
- 2:00The National Education Act, the National
- 2:02Strategy and the National Education Plan
- 2:05must also be talked about
- 2:08of human resource development in the
- 2:10national direct education plan specifies
- 2:12that it should be in line with the 21st
- 2:14century. This means that there have been
- 2:17changes in the production and
- 2:18development of the direct education of
- 2:20people. It must be consistent with the
- 2:22changing conditions. It's easy to think
- 2:25that we now have a change in terms of
- 2:27production in the production that we are
- 2:29familiar with. It is the prominent
- 2:31industrial factories. Now I rarely use
- 2:34human labor. Is it possible to use AI
- 2:37labor in work? Therefore, in order to
- 2:40develop, produce and develop people, we
- 2:43have to change which parts of the work
- 2:45we do. Another thing is that the issue
- 2:47of manpower is related to the structure
- 2:49of the population.
- 2:51That is the population of working age.
- 2:54Right now, simply put, from youth
- 2:57upwards, the number is fewer than
- 2:58before.
- 3:00As for the current structure, the base
- 3:02of people will start to go. Right now,
- 3:05we have a bulge in the middle, namely
- 3:08people of working age, that is this
- 3:10working age is still large, but it is
- 3:13likely that the structure of the elderly
- 3:15base has increased. As such, the number
- 3:18of people who would use labor to do the
- 3:20work would be significantly fewer. When
- 3:22it suddenly decreases, work must be
- 3:25developed in education. How can one
- 3:28person do more work than another person?
- 3:31And you can only get a high salary as
- 3:32well. If you work a lot and still get
- 3:35the same compensation, you will not be
- 3:37able to. How can we do more work? The
- 3:41word work more doesn't mean that we use
- 3:44more force. It means that we use tactics
- 3:46and strategies to get more work done
- 3:48efficiently. That is say report good
- 3:52work, work successfully and get a lot of
- 3:55work done that is work together with
- 3:58yourselves.
- 3:59Therefore, instead of teaching them to
- 4:02work as a producer as a work skill,
- 4:04teach them to manage and then to do work
- 4:07that uses tools to help. Therefore, the
- 4:10work can definitely be done more than
- 4:11before and the work can be done
- 4:13efficiently because the tools are
- 4:15standardized.
- 4:16Therefore, production and development of
- 4:18the Gorian people. This all goes along
- 4:21with operation research.
- 4:23These researchers will be able to build
- 4:25the country's competitiveness.
- 4:27Therefore, research and creating
- 4:29innovations for direct international
- 4:31competition will be a matter of working
- 4:33on creating economic conditions and
- 4:35other aspect of competition.
- 4:37This one in this strategy will be an
- 4:39interesting and important strategy.
- 4:42Another strategy that is equally
- 4:43interesting is the matter of developing
- 4:45the potential of all ages. As already
- 4:48mentioned, whether it is the
- 4:49constitution, the national education act
- 4:52or the national building act, it
- 4:54addresses education of all people at all
- 4:56ages for a lifelong education.
- 4:59Therefore, in the announcement of the
- 5:01national order plan must develop people
- 5:03of all ages according to the context of
- 5:05each age group. At what age do you have
- 5:08to learn? How do you learn at each age?
- 5:12For example, the elderly must learn
- 5:14about healthare activities, extra work
- 5:17and other parts of living in a happy
- 5:18society for the elderly using
- 5:21technology. But how can you do it
- 5:23safely? Creating a society of all ages
- 5:26to be people of learning is called a
- 5:28learning society. That is all groups and
- 5:31all ages are all learning all the time.
- 5:35Next in the matter of creating equal
- 5:37opportunities, it boils down to
- 5:39education.
- 5:41This is a strategy in the matter of
- 5:42crisis. We are talking about inequality,
- 5:45right? This would be a strategy to
- 5:47reduce that inequality. the matter of
- 5:50educational opportunities, matters of
- 5:52ability, opportunity and educational
- 5:55equality.
- 5:56We still have many groups where we
- 5:58consider that the educational
- 5:59opportunities may not be equal but only
- 6:02because of their status. Economic
- 6:04matters of living conditions, for
- 6:06example, the region, geography or group
- 6:09that he or she belongs to is a group
- 6:12where the opportunity to receive an
- 6:13education may not be equal to other
- 6:15groups. For example, people who have
- 6:18terrain that is on a plateau or a
- 6:20mountain. What will the various tribal
- 6:23groups in this strategy do to ensure
- 6:25that they receive equal education?
- 6:28is a group that we consider to be a
- 6:30relatively equal area of opportunity to
- 6:32participate in demonstrations not as
- 6:34good as others. Such as groups that have
- 6:37various disadvantages such as disabled
- 6:39groups, poor groups, and groups that
- 6:41come from immigration or people who
- 6:43follow their parents from different
- 6:45places to work in the city or come to
- 6:47work from abroad. Those who come from
- 6:50what we call foreign workers sometimes
- 6:52have children and grandchildren. The
- 6:55opportunity for him to receive an
- 6:57education here must be arranged for him
- 6:59to have equal opportunities including
- 7:02groups in various remote areas.
- 7:05The border areas of various border areas
- 7:07must also be provided for them to
- 7:09receive equal education.
- 7:12Next is education to create a quality of
- 7:14life and be friendly to the environment.
- 7:17In this topic, it means the environment
- 7:20has things that are necessary. As has
- 7:22been said before, the environment that
- 7:25has been destroyed by the hands of
- 7:26humankind
- 7:28within today's environment, there are
- 7:30many what we see a lot which we've
- 7:33talked about has continued for a long
- 7:35time such as smog, right? We're all
- 7:39familiar with very hot weather, hotter
- 7:41air in other environments, whether it be
- 7:44noise, heat, weather, etc.
- 7:48And then we talk about PM 205 talking
- 7:51about various smog things. We know it
- 7:53comes from us. We know it comes from
- 7:55many sources. So how do you provide
- 7:58education for them to have a quality of
- 8:00life that is not in such an environment?
- 8:03Of course, people who are teachers must
- 8:05first know what it is. What is PM2.5?
- 8:09Where does the reason come from? And as
- 8:11a teacher, it must affect us. If it
- 8:14hasn't arrived yet, how can we protect
- 8:16from it? Or has it already arrived? How
- 8:19do we solve the problem? We must teach
- 8:22these things to students. But before
- 8:24teaching the students, teachers must
- 8:26lead the quality of life first. Of
- 8:29course, some things cannot be solved by
- 8:31an individual or a small organization.
- 8:34Some problems are national problems. But
- 8:36how can we help push forward in the
- 8:38areas where we are involved in or where
- 8:40we stand? In such a simple matter of
- 8:43PM2.5,
- 8:45if we talk about students, we have to
- 8:47ask them how they helped to prevent this
- 8:50situation from occurring or how did he
- 8:52help in giving information to other
- 8:54people to prevent them from taking
- 8:56action.
- 8:57This is a challenge for teachers. How do
- 9:00we cultivate students? Another strategy
- 9:03is to develop the efficiency of the
- 9:05education administration.
- 9:07Of course, what do we want students to
- 9:09learn? We want teachers to do whatever
- 9:11they want. Management must be
- 9:14consistent. This one is related. This is
- 9:17a matter of strategy.
- 9:20Next is the matter of guidelines for
- 9:22driving the plan into practice. If we
- 9:24talk about the plan here, it is the
- 9:26national building plan. In this plan, it
- 9:30is already stated that their driving
- 9:31directions the same with the first one
- 9:34being creating knowledge and
- 9:36understanding for all sectors.
- 9:38realizing the importance and ready to
- 9:41participate in pushing the national
- 9:42education plan into practice.
- 9:45Of course, having a plan in place and
- 9:48having important content that requires
- 9:49all sectors to participate requires them
- 9:52to have knowledge and understanding
- 9:53first. What are we talking about? What
- 9:57are the benefits? If we don't do it,
- 10:00what will be the negative effects?
- 10:02Then he saw the importance that he
- 10:05himself had a part to play in helping
- 10:07push the direction education plan into
- 10:09practice.
- 10:11It is not the responsibility of any one
- 10:13agency or any one group of people that
- 10:16is everyone in every sector involved can
- 10:19work together to do it. The second point
- 10:22in terms of guidelines is to create a
- 10:24link between the national education plan
- 10:27and the 20ear strategy and other plans.
- 10:30The meaning here is that every plan,
- 10:33every strategy or including other plans
- 10:36whether short-term plans, medium-term
- 10:38plans, whatever
- 10:40must be connected. If the national
- 10:43strategy is told to different people,
- 10:45the national education plan must be done
- 10:47again and again. Different people will
- 10:50do it differently. It may not be
- 10:52successful. But if it is the same thing,
- 10:55the national strategic plan has the same
- 10:57goal or is related to some other part of
- 11:00plan. But from time to time, this has
- 11:03related parts. Together, it will make
- 11:06the national creation plan or long-term
- 11:09plan successful. In this sense, the
- 11:1220-year national education plan must be
- 11:14divided into a medium-term plan and a
- 11:17short-term plan, or there may be an
- 11:19annual focus for operations. And then
- 11:22there's the evaluation periodically to
- 11:25lead to improvements for further
- 11:26operations.
- 11:28In the third way, there are various
- 11:30rules and regulations in the law that
- 11:33may hinder the implementation or
- 11:34development of education at various
- 11:36levels. This area needs to be removed
- 11:39and reviewed as to whether this area may
- 11:42need to be adjusted because it will
- 11:44attract naga and if it continues like
- 11:46this, it will not be able to move
- 11:48forward. Therefore, the relevant part
- 11:51whether it is an agency or a group of
- 11:53people may need to review this part.
- 11:56Various laws and regulations that are
- 11:58not conducive can be adjusted to make
- 12:00them more conducive. Once the camera
- 12:03works, it can proceed with the operation
- 12:05and can move forward efficiently.
- 12:08Point four, creating channels for civil
- 12:11society to express their opinions or
- 12:13participate in organizing education
- 12:15widely
- 12:17both the policy level and the area
- 12:18level. The meaning here is that the
- 12:21spirit of the constitution the intention
- 12:24from the plan of the national education
- 12:26act is to every sector of society is
- 12:29involved in providing education.
- 12:32Likewise, if the national education plan
- 12:34here can be successful, what parts are
- 12:37involved? The civil society community
- 12:39involves all organizational units. To
- 12:42help push this forward, we must
- 12:44publicize or provide channels for
- 12:46various communities to express their
- 12:47opinions. That is giving them the
- 12:50opportunity to express their opinions,
- 12:52then collect those opinions. Such
- 12:55opinions are likely to be opinions that
- 12:56lead to smooth operations.
- 12:59In addition to expressing opinions, if
- 13:01free can participate in organizing
- 13:03education, they invited to come and be
- 13:06open to entering at any time. Both
- 13:08various characteristics both in terms of
- 13:11policy and how the policy was proposed.
- 13:14That is if we talk about the policy
- 13:16level, we mean the national level down
- 13:18to the middle level, which is the level
- 13:21unit that sets the policy and then the
- 13:23local level that is the operational
- 13:25level.
- 13:26In the next section, next time it will
- 13:29be a matter of factors, but really there
- 13:32must be factors and conditions that lead
- 13:34the national education plan to success.
- 13:37English is a key success factor. What
- 13:40are the important parts that will help
- 13:42drive the success of the national
- 13:43education plan in this plan? He gathered
- 13:47what it contained. The teacher may have
- 13:49additional opinions about other things
- 13:51which he already open to. In terms of
- 13:54strategy, he said that you can suggest
- 13:57channels. The first is that the plan
- 13:59must be clear. This means that the map
- 14:02we are talking about, whoever reads it
- 14:04understands it correctly.
- 14:06How complete and according to what
- 14:08framework?
- 14:10This plan is definitely linked from many
- 14:12parts. This document is specified in the
- 14:14constitution saying that we must come up
- 14:17with the national education plan and
- 14:19this plan is still connected to the
- 14:21matters related to the 20-year national
- 14:23strategy.
- 14:25It is also connected to the issue of
- 14:26goals in other areas. If it is complete
- 14:29and comprehensive in the areas that need
- 14:31to be developed here, it'll be
- 14:33considered successful.
- 14:35The second one says already mentioned in
- 14:37the matter of strategies for the
- 14:39participation in plan development among
- 14:41all stakeholders. This has meaning at
- 14:43two levels. In the beginning of
- 14:46planning, every sector involved that
- 14:48will be depart must move forward and be
- 14:50able to push forward. If you are
- 14:52involved in the development of the plan,
- 14:54it will make the wound more consistent
- 14:56with the needs of those who lead the
- 14:58implementation.
- 15:00Cover all sectors. Therefore, if there
- 15:03is an opportunity for various relevant
- 15:05sectors to participate, including
- 15:07matters of business, governance,
- 15:09assessment, and recommendations for
- 15:11adjusting the plan because of the
- 15:1220-year plan. There may be a medium-term
- 15:16adjustment to the plan to suit the
- 15:18context of the change or it may be more
- 15:20than periodic adjustments that will make
- 15:22the plan achieve its goals. The third
- 15:25part is about the factors or conditions
- 15:27that make success. that is about
- 15:30providing information and public
- 15:32relations and creating awareness among
- 15:34those involved.
- 15:36Disseminate public relations and create
- 15:38good understanding among those involved
- 15:41including the issue of creating
- 15:43awareness among those involved about
- 15:45what your role is and what your duties
- 15:47will be in various parts.
- 15:49And there is a part that will push this
- 15:51work to be accomplished. That is the
- 15:54work of the nation building plan. every
- 15:56part of the work. If we have public
- 15:59relations for all involved parts to
- 16:00know, then create awareness for them to
- 16:03take action and then be able to
- 16:05participate in pushing this plan to be
- 16:07successful and it will be successful.
- 16:10Next is the matter of creating knowledge
- 16:12and understanding of the plan in
- 16:14bringing the plan to practice on the
- 16:16part of those involved. Of course, as
- 16:20soon as we have a plan, we know who has
- 16:22to implement the plan. Those of us who
- 16:25are involved in creating knowledge and
- 16:26understanding must take action so that
- 16:29those who are involved and have
- 16:30knowledge understand how you put it into
- 16:32practice. If you don't understand it, it
- 16:36probably won't lead to practice. Or if
- 16:39you understand but don't know how to put
- 16:41it into practice, you may not be able to
- 16:44open it successfully.
- 16:46Knowledge and understanding must also be
- 16:48created and it must also be specified
- 16:51how the plan will be put into practice.
- 16:54Therefore, the people involved are
- 16:56people who will create knowledge and
- 16:58understanding for each group and how
- 17:01including how to bring the plan to
- 17:03success once the plan is in place.
- 17:05Knowledge and understanding must be
- 17:07created periodically from the beginning
- 17:09before implementation.
- 17:12At the same time along the way, if there
- 17:15are things that change in order to make
- 17:16the work result successful, knowledge
- 17:19and understanding must be continuously
- 17:21created. As mentioned in the last
- 17:24section of the national education plan,
- 17:26monitoring and evaluation are discussed
- 17:29in terms of monitoring and evaluation.
- 17:32It is mentioned that there will be an
- 17:33evaluation before, during and after the
- 17:36implementation of the plan. The word
- 17:39before here was an operation. Now it
- 17:41should have already been evaluated.
- 17:44During this time there should be
- 17:45periodic evaluations and after the plan
- 17:48is implemented. This is a general
- 17:50operational evaluation principle that
- 17:52evaluation will be open first.
- 17:55Please evaluate during the process and
- 17:57evaluate after the operation.
- 18:00The 20-year plan is evaluated before it
- 18:03happens since the plan will be there. At
- 18:06the same time, there will be sub plans
- 18:08that are child plans in the 5-year
- 18:09period, annual action plans. Therefore,
- 18:13every plan, whether it is a small, an
- 18:15annual plan, or a five-year plan, there
- 18:18must be an evaluation here, an
- 18:20evaluation before, during, and after.
- 18:23Evaluation of sub plans in order to
- 18:25check whether the implementation of the
- 18:27big plan is carried out correctly and as
- 18:29planned.
- 18:31Or if it is already done, it is unlikely
- 18:33to be successful. Or is there another
- 18:36method? or if there is something better,
- 18:39you'll be able to change the big plan,
- 18:42especially in the strategic part of the
- 18:44operations that must be achieved in the
- 18:46plan. Part two, setting up an evaluation
- 18:49system for every sector at every level
- 18:52in order to link each level with the
- 18:54national education plan. The meaning
- 18:57here is to set up an evaluation system.
- 19:00This evaluation system is like this
- 19:02nowadays. That is it is used in the
- 19:05matter of IT technology is used in
- 19:08making reports. Getting the evaluation
- 19:10system exactly like this makes a report
- 19:13on where the ban has been implemented so
- 19:15far and then report it into the system.
- 19:19That system can process information and
- 19:21forward it to a higher level called the
- 19:23national education plan level. If every
- 19:27sector has an evaluation system, then it
- 19:29can link it to each other at every
- 19:31level.
- 19:33It will make the direct assessment work
- 19:35more concentrated and there will be more
- 19:37accurate assessments.
- 19:39Importantly, the information obtained
- 19:41from the evaluation will lead to use in
- 19:44adjusting plans or adjusting operations,
- 19:46adjusting everything to ensure
- 19:48consistency and then move forward
- 19:50efficiently. It is called using
- 19:53information from assessment for work
- 19:56development.
- 19:57The next point is about promoting
- 19:59coordination and cooperation between the
- 20:02ministry of education and related
- 20:04agencies in every aspect and at every
- 20:06level. Here professor thiwat sees that
- 20:10the national education plan may not be
- 20:13just the ministry of education.
- 20:15It may mean every relevant section,
- 20:18every relevant ministry, every relevant
- 20:20agency at every level ensuring
- 20:23coordination and cooperation in cases
- 20:25where the dimensions of monitoring and
- 20:27evaluation meet.
- 20:30It probably means related to this Mickey
- 20:33asking for cooperation from those
- 20:35involved at any level is up to you. To
- 20:38ensure effective and efficient
- 20:39monitoring and evaluation, we must first
- 20:42look at the big picture that is the
- 20:44national education plan is the work of
- 20:46the nation. Then there is monitoring and
- 20:49evaluation.
- 20:51If at any one point or several points
- 20:53the matter of monitoring and evaluation
- 20:55is deficient, there will be an impact of
- 20:58incomplete information. The complete
- 21:01information that will lead to
- 21:02development is not complete. Therefore,
- 21:06coordination to create cooperation
- 21:07between relevant agencies at all levels
- 21:10is an important part and ensures
- 21:12cooperation and action as well. Send
- 21:16information, send everything that will
- 21:18allow the process or evaluation system
- 21:20to move forward.
- 21:22Another point is that there must be a
- 21:24central agency or central expert who
- 21:27will be the assessor. The meaning here
- 21:30means that if we evaluate ourselves as
- 21:32being very good past achieved, it
- 21:35becomes unreliable.
- 21:37Even though the reality is like that, it
- 21:40depends. The reader says it's your own
- 21:43work. You evaluate it yourself. It came
- 21:46out well already. There should be. There
- 21:49must be people who are not involved.
- 21:51Maybe agencies, maybe institutions.
- 21:55It can be a private sector institution.
- 21:57It can be an educational institution or
- 22:00it can be an agency that accepts
- 22:02evaluations both domestically or
- 22:04internationally.
- 22:05The general public accepts and respects
- 22:08that if this agency comes and evaluates
- 22:11then it can be trusted and that this
- 22:13work is true.
- 22:15There will be agencies or organizations
- 22:18that come to evaluate the operation of
- 22:19the national education plan to see if
- 22:22the goals are achieved as stated. Trust
- 22:25that torch is the destination there. Can
- 22:28it or not? This will be a picture of
- 22:30evaluation.
- 22:32There is one more thing that needs to be
- 22:34arranged. It is the matter of having a
- 22:36public forum for senior stakeholders to
- 22:38express their opinions.
- 22:41This means that after evaluation has
- 22:42been made whether by internal people or
- 22:45external people or the evaluation
- 22:48obtained is similar, the evaluation here
- 22:51may have to be presented to the public
- 22:52for comments. Actually,
- 22:55a public forum for stakeholders to
- 22:57express their opinions can be done at
- 22:59any stage. They match during the
- 23:02follow-up period. Monitoring also stores
- 23:05the data to see if they match.
- 23:07Therefore, for good work, it is not
- 23:10necessary to wait for an evaluation
- 23:12where the work has been completed and
- 23:14then evaluated.
- 23:16Periodic evaluation is like periodic
- 23:19follow-up. The important thing is to
- 23:21provide information to stakeholders.
- 23:24It will be useful in leading to
- 23:26improvement and development. The
- 23:28important thing is that we must identify
- 23:30what the interests of the elderly in
- 23:33each section are in relation to national
- 23:35education.
- 23:37Present the results of monitoring and
- 23:39evaluation of the national education
- 23:41plan to all involved parties for
- 23:43acknowledgement.
- 23:45Of course, this is linked to point five.
- 23:48When the results are obtained, they must
- 23:50be presented to the people involved in
- 23:53the evaluation. Aside from what the
- 23:55results are, even if the results
- 23:58satisfactory, there'll be observations
- 24:00or recommendations that have areas that
- 24:02need to be improved and developed.
- 24:05Therefore, all parties involved know
- 24:07that they can do better and there's
- 24:09still room for improvement. This one is
- 24:12still not good enough to meet the
- 24:13criteria. This one here must be done
- 24:16better than this. Or this one was done
- 24:18well and still maintained. If it could
- 24:21be done better, it would be even better.
- 24:24This should be acknowledged by the
- 24:26people involved. Then it will lead to
- 24:28development and can be improved.
- 24:31In the last part, we'll review what we
- 24:34have learned in this clip. The first
- 24:36thing that you have learned is the
- 24:37matter of determination, vision, aims,
- 24:41goals, and then there will be the matter
- 24:43of strategy. strategy will then have the
- 24:45matter of things. It is a conditional
- 24:48factor for success or something that
- 24:50will make this national creation plan
- 24:52successful and the monitoring and
- 24:54evaluation of the various details will
- 24:56be consistent with each other. That is
- 24:59every part and every aspect is to have
- 25:02people involved and those stakeholders
- 25:04have the opportunity to participate
- 25:07and there is confirmation from a person
- 25:09who has no interest in being able to
- 25:11answer how the foreign plan
- 25:12implementation work has achieved its
- 25:14goals. What are some of the issues
- 25:17related to the teachers? The national
- 25:19education plan has many issues related
- 25:21to the teachers because it is directly
- 25:24related to you.
- 25:26Then teachers think about how you lead
- 25:28to the performance of their duties.
- 25:31Don't forget everything that we have
- 25:32learned. You must think about our
- 25:34students or the people we are going to
- 25:36teach and give advice on how we will
- 25:39teach them, what we will teach, how we
- 25:41will teach. Yes, there'll be another
- 25:44final period, a mini test after class.
- 25:48After class, this is the part where
- 25:50teachers will collect points to take
- 25:51part in the evaluation. We have a score
- 25:54criteria. You probably already know that
- 25:56there are scores from this subsection
- 25:58and there are scores from the test which
- 26:00we will call the final test module exam
- 26:04until the end of the module and another
- 26:06part is about the scores obtained from
- 26:08this seminar. The three parts will be
- 26:11combined together. Therefore, it is
- 26:13considered it is a point where you will
- 26:15get a score that will easily lead you to
- 26:17passing the module because you've given
- 26:20yourself enough time to send it to the
- 26:22teacher. Don't forget to send this one.
- 26:25It's important. Let's see what this one
- 26:27is like.
- 26:29What steps should educational
- 26:30institutions and teachers take to
- 26:32achieve student goals? Focus or focus
- 26:35only on the learner goals in the
- 26:36national education plan. What are the
- 26:39learners goals? Three RC.
- 26:43So what will the school teachers do? How
- 26:46can we have activities? How to teach
- 26:48them? How can all these things be
- 26:50achieved here?
- 26:52After completing the section of the
- 26:54national education plan, it is hoped
- 26:56that it will be useful to teachers both
- 26:58in terms of learning and in the part
- 27:00that will lead to practice. I'm happy
- 27:03with learning each module, but then look
- 27:05at each sub video. Goodbye.
- 27:08[Music]
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