Introductory description about Teaching Aids in terms of their concept and the principles of preparation, selection, presentation and use.

1. Presented by
Mr. Reyaz Ahmad Wani
Assistant Professor
School of Education
Central University of Kashmir
Presentation
on
Preparation, Selection & Use of Teaching Aids

2. Contents
 1. What is Teaching Aid?
 2. Importance of Teaching Aids
 3. Classification of Teaching Aids
 4. Principles of Preparation of Teaching Aids
 5. Principles of Selection of Teaching Aids
 6. Principles of Presentation of Teaching Aids
 6. Principles of Use of Teaching Aids

3. .
“The supply of teaching aids to every school
is essential for the improvement of the
quality of teaching. It would indeed bring
about an educational revolution in the
country.”
--Kothari Commission (1964-66)

4. Teaching Aids (concept)
 A teaching aid is anything used by a teacher
to help teach a lesson or make it more
interesting to students. Teaching aids can
come in almost any form. Some of the most
common are pictures, videos, charts,
flashcards, and objects, like three-
dimensional models or educational toys.

5. Constructed image of a typical Animal Cell (example
of a teaching aid)

6. Importance of Teaching Aids (I)
“I hear, I forgot,
I see, I remember,
I do, I understand”

7. Importance of Teaching Aids (II)
We learn
1.0 per cent through TASTE
1.5 per cent through TOUCH
3.5 per cent through SMELL
11.0 per cent through HEARING
83.0 per cent through SIGHT

8. Importance of Teaching Aids (III)
We remember
20 per cent of what we HEAR
30 per cent of what we SEE
50 per cent of what we SEE & HEAR
80 per cent of what we SAY
90 per cent of what we SAY & DO

9. Importance of Teaching Aids (IV)
 1. Students learn better when they are motivated
properly through different teaching aids.
 2. Every individual has the tendency to forget.
Proper use of teaching aids helps to retain the
concept durably.
 3. Through teaching aids , the teacher clarify the
subject matter more easily.

10. Importance of Teaching Aids (V)
 4. Teaching aids can facilitate the proper understanding to the
students which discourage the act of cramming.
 5. Teaching aids provide direct experience to the students .
 6. Teaching aids make the classroom live and active.
7. The teaching aids create the environment of interest for the
students.
 8. It provides opportunity to inculcate scientific attitudes &
give training in the scientific method.

11. Classification of Teaching Aids

12. Auditory Teaching Aids
The aids that involve the sense of hearing are called
Audio aids.

13. Visual Teaching Aids
The aids which use sense of vision are called Visual
aids.

14. Audio-Visual TeachingAids
 The aids which involve the sense of vision as well as hearing
are called Audio- Visual aids.

15. Principles of Preparation of TeachingAids

16. Principles of Selection of Teaching Aids

17. Principles of Presentation of TeachingAids

18. Principles of Use of Teaching Aids

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