🔴 CUKUP BUAT 1 AKSI NYATA DI MODUL 1 BAGI PPG PILOTING 2

Abu Bakar
31 Aug 202413:56

Summary

TLDRThis video script is a comprehensive guide for educators participating in the PPG piloting 2 program. It focuses on creating a single real-life action (aksi nyata) for Module 1, which will be used as material for a special journal. The script outlines the step-by-step process, from selecting a topic to gathering feedback and compiling the journal. It emphasizes choosing one action from four topics, such as UBD (Understanding by Design), differentiation, and others, and incorporating it into a reflective learning document. The guide also includes instructions for sharing the action with peers for feedback and assembling the final journal, which includes a learning plan and reflections.

Takeaways

  • 📚 The video is dedicated to educators participating in the PPG piloting 2 program, focusing on creating real-life actions as materials for a special journal in Module 1.
  • 📈 Educators are tasked with creating a single real-life action for Module 1, which will be included as part of their journal submission.
  • 🔑 The video emphasizes that for Modules 1, 2, and 3, only one real-life action is required to be created for the journal.
  • 📝 The real-life action should be chosen from one of the four topics provided in Module 1, and it should reflect an understanding of the concept taught in that topic.
  • 🎯 The video provides a step-by-step guide on how to systematically compile a real-life action, including setting the problem, choosing a concept, and adding learning plans and documentation.
  • 💡 Educators are encouraged to use the concept of Understanding by Design (UBD) or differentiation in their real-life actions.
  • 📸 The real-life action should include photo documentation and reflections from peers, which can be gathered through sharing via Google Forms.
  • 🔗 The video demonstrates how to share the real-life action with peers through WhatsApp groups and how to collect feedback using a Google Form.
  • 📑 The final journal for Module 1 will include the real-life action document, a learning plan based on the chosen concept, and reflections and feedback from peers, all compiled into a PDF file not exceeding 10 MB.
  • 📈 For Modules 2 and 3, the journal tasks differ, with Module 2 requiring a reflective writing on meaningful experiences and Module 3 involving the inclusion of the best task document, which could also be a real-life action.

Q & A

  • What is the main focus of the video for the participants of PPG piloting 2?

    -The main focus of the video is to guide participants through the process of creating an 'action reality' that will be used as material for a special journal, specifically for Module 1.

  • Why is it important to create an 'action reality' for Module 1?

    -Creating an 'action reality' is important because it serves as a practical application of the concepts learned in the module and will be included as part of the journal submission for Module 1.

  • How many 'action realities' are participants required to create for Module 1?

    -Participants are required to create only one 'action reality' for Module 1.

  • What are the four topics covered in Module 1 where participants can choose to create an 'action reality'?

    -The four topics in Module 1 are: application of UBD (Understanding by Design), differentiation, and two other unspecified topics.

  • Can participants create 'action realities' for all four topics in Module 1?

    -No, participants are only required to choose one topic and create a single 'action reality' from that topic.

  • What is the purpose of the 'action reality' in the context of the journal for Module 1?

    -The 'action reality' serves as the main material for the journal submission in Module 1, where participants demonstrate their understanding and application of the chosen topic's concept.

  • What additional components are required to be included in the journal submission for Module 1?

    -In addition to the 'action reality', the journal submission for Module 1 should include a lesson plan from one of the topics, reflections, and feedback from peers, all compiled into a PDF file not exceeding 10 MB.

  • How should participants gather feedback for their 'action reality'?

    -Participants can gather feedback by sharing their 'action reality' through a Google form and asking for responses from their peers.

  • What is the role of the 'action reality' in the learning process according to the video?

    -The 'action reality' plays a role in the learning process by allowing participants to apply theoretical concepts to practical scenarios, thereby deepening their understanding and providing a basis for reflection and improvement.

  • How does the video guide participants in selecting the best 'action reality' for the journal?

    -The video instructs participants to choose the 'action reality' that they believe best demonstrates their understanding or is the most effective from the four topics covered in Module 1.

  • What is the significance of the 'action reality' in relation to the overall PPG piloting 2 program?

    -The 'action reality' is significant as it serves as a tangible outcome of the learning process in the PPG piloting 2 program, linking theoretical knowledge with practical application and fostering a deeper understanding among participants.

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