Using Original Pilipino Music to Teach Economics
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The document outlines how using original Pilipino music can help teach economics concepts to students while also sharing Philippine culture. It discusses various musical influences from artists like the Beatles, Eraserheads, and Noel Cabangon. It also addresses challenges in teaching the social media generation, with short attention spans and multi-tasking. The presentation proposes using digital tools like Facebook, online gradebooks, videos, and blogs to engage students, showing how OPM songs' lyrics relate to economic lessons. Student feedback and performance would be used to assess the effectiveness of this approach to teaching economics through culture and technology.
Using Original Pilipino Music to Teach Economics
- 1. Using Original Pilipino Music to Teach Economics Sharing Philippine Culture and Service-Learning using Digital Tools ( Social Media and Edu2.0) By Noel R. Buensuceso
- 2. Outline of Presentation Musical Influences Challenges in Teaching and Learning Digital Tools LMS/Edu 2.0 Demo
- 4. John Travolta and Yoyoy Villame
- 5. Al Jarreau and Nonoy Zuniga
- 6. Eraserheads
- 7. Noel Cabangon and Joey Ayala
- 8. Challenges in Teaching and Learning Social Media Generation ( visual and auditory) Multi-tasking Short attention span Cellphones and Ipod (other gadgets) New teaching methodologies
- 9. Digital Tools Economic lessons in Facebook Online gradebook ( Engrade.com) Online book ( Online quiz, Powerpoint, Summary, etc) Videos from YouTube
- 10. Assessment Better performance of students Feedback from students (SELS)
- 11. From Facebook to Edu 2.0
- 12. Ang Himig Natin Use of Original Pilipino Music (OPM) Blogs: Basic message, idea or themes expressed in the lyrics of the song related to current lessons in economics