2. There is a famous saying:
I hear… I forget;
I see … I remember;
I do … I understand.
3. Research around the world also suggest:
PEOPLE REMEMBER
10% of what they read
20% of what they hear
30% of what they see
50% of what they see and hear
70% of what they write and say
90% of what they say as they do
4. “Innovative teaching is a proactive
approach to integrate new teaching
strategies and methods into a
classroom.”.
5. The list of 21st Century skills and competencies is
given below:
•Information processing skills
•Communication skills
•Media literacy and ICT Literacy
•Thinking and Problem Solving skills
•Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Skills
7. What is Multimedia?
• Derived from the word “Multi” and
“Media”
– Multi
• Many, Multiple,
– Media
• Distribution tool & information
presentation – text, graphic, voice, images,
music and etc.
8. Definition of Multimedia:
Multimedia is a combination of text,
graphic, sound, animation, and video that
is delivered interactively to the user by
electronic or digitally manipulated means.
9. Multimedia Approach are
• defined as Digital integration of Text,
Graphics, Animation, Audio, Still images,
Motion Video.
• uses a number of media, devices,
techniques in the teaching learning
process.
11. Advantages
• Helps in development of higher order thinking skills.
• Multimedia approach provides the student the flexibility of
'any where', 'any time' learning.
• Effective remediation programmes can be implemented
through the multimedia approach.
• Multimedia approach enables the student to represent
information using several different media.
14. Blended Learning/ Hybrid Learning
Blended learning is
learning that is facilitated
by the effective
combination of different
modes of delivery, models
of teaching and styles of
learning & applying them
in an interactively
meaningful learning
environment.
16. Face to Face
Driver
where the teacher
drives the instruction
and augments with
digital tools or The
"face-to-face driver"
model, in which a
teacher in a traditional
classroom instructional
setting employs online
learning for
remediation or
supplemental
instruction.
17. Rotation - a course or subject in which students rotate on a fixed schedule or at
the teacher’s discretion between learning modalities, at least one of which is online
learning. Other modalities might include activities such as small-group or full-class
instruction, group projects, individual tutoring, and pencil-and-paper assignments.
The students learn mostly on the brick-and-mortar campus
18.
19. A model in which
students choose on their
own which courses they
take online to
supplement their schools‘
offerings or Students
choose to augment their
traditional learning with
online course work.
Self-blend
20.
21. Online Driver
The "online driver" model, where the courses are primarily
online and physical facilities are used only for extracurricular
activities, required check-ins, or similar functions.
or
All curriculum and teaching is delivered via a digital platform
and face-to-face meetings are scheduled or made available if
necessary.
22. S.No Aspect Traditional Pedagogy Innovative Methods of Advance
Pedagogy
1 Active Whole class instruction
Little variation in activities
Pace determined by the program.
Working in teams
Heterogeneous group
Supporting each other
2 Creative Reproductive learning
Apply known solutions to problems
Productive learning
Find new solutions to
problems
3 Integrative No link between theory and
practice
Separate subjects
Discipline based
Individual teachers
Integrating theory and
practice
Relation between subjects
Thematic
Teams of teachers
4 Evaluative Teacher centered
Summative
Learner centered
Diagnostic
23. Some other Innovative Pedagogy
Adaptive
Teaching
Crossover
Learning
Learning
through
Argumen
-tation