Presentation about Elements of Teaching

1. Unit 1: The Elements
of Teaching
Presented by: BENJIE F. GOOD, LPT

2. At the end of the unit, you are
expected to:
1. Discuss the principal elements of
teaching and learning
2. Develop the principles of learning
to teaching.
3. Demonstrate the professional
teacher that can affect change or
learning.

3. The learner is an embodied spirit. He is
union of a sentient body and a rational
soul. As teachers, let us feed them
knowledge and let us care for their
embodied spirit learners. According to a
Biblical scriptures “Man should not
leave by bread alone”. As teachers let
us feed them a learning that could
change their future.

4. THE FUNDAMENTAL EQUIPMENT OF THE LEARNER
Ability
The students’native ability dictatesthe prospects of success in purposeful
activity. It determinetheir capacity to understand and assimilate information for
their own use and application.
Aptitude Aptituderefersto the students’innate talent or gift. It indicates a natural capacity
to learn certain skills.
Interests Learners vary in activities that are undertakendue to a strong appeal or
attraction.
Family and
Cultural
Background
For the reason that socioeconomic background differenceslearners could
createa wide range behavior. There are families have differentfamily
background some express their preferencesregarding self-discipline while
others are leftto passively follow home regulations. Learner’s familyand
cultural background would affectin participating the classroom activities
behavior and their confident in their ways.
Attitudes
Attituderefersto an individual perspectiveand disposition. The Learners
personal characteristics would depend their unique way of thinking and reactive
in the learning environment.
The Fundamental Equipment of the Learner. The learner has the power to see, hear, touch, smell,
taste, perceive, imagine, retain, recall, recognize past mental acts, conceive ideas, make judgment,
reason out, feel and choose.

5. The Professional Teacher
The professional teacher is the licensed
Professional who possesses dignity and
reputation with high moral values as
well as technical and professional
competence.

6. Professional Attributes

7. Personality is the personal identity. Teachers is the role
model of a learners, that’s why teachers are judged more
strictly than any other professionals.
● The impression of learners and colleagues would depend
to the personality of a teacher.
● The gesture, manner of dressing creates a stunning and
attractive appearance.
● Also, their facial expressions communicate with the
learners a companionable and likable. The teacher’s
personality must be natural and sincere so that students
could feel a comfortable learning environment and must
be consistent, real and genuine.
Professional Attributes

8. Passion for Teaching
01
is a compelling force that emerges from teachers’
love for children. A person should enter the
teaching profession they must first have a love of
learning and be willing to share this passion with
students.
Patay! Naa si
Principal sa
gawas, atik-
atik mo ug
groupings,
okay group 1!

9. Humor
02
Humor is the expected characteristic of a teacher.
Teachers’ humor connects them with their students
like a magnet. They help in merging two worlds –
youth and maturity.
Noun diay tung
farmer? Abi
nakog adjective
HAHAHAHAHA

10. Open-Mindedness
03
Is receptiveness to new ideas. According to Tjosvold
& Poon, it is the way in which people approach the
views and knowledge of others and “incorporate
the beliefs that others should be free to express
their views and that the value of others knowledge
should be recognized”.
Class, unya nata
magklase kanang
naa koy ipresent
sainyuha nga
business ba, open
minded mo?..

11. Fairness and Impartiality
04
Fairness and impartiality in treating students
eliminate discrimination. Teachers must be
unbiased and objective in judging their work
and performance.
Kay sabaan man kayo
ni si Tampolano dria,
bagsak mo tanan sa
quiz!

12. Sincerity and Honesty
05
Are values exhibited in words and actions.
Teachers interact with students every minute.
Their mannerisms, habits and speech are
watched and at times imitated.
Hays si sir
nag story of
my life
napod…

13. Patience
06
patience refers to a teacher’s uncomplaining
nature, self-control and persistence. Patient
teachers can forego momentous frustrations and
disappointments. Instead they calmly endure their
students’ limitations and difficulties.
Ana ko one word
gang, dili essay
ha…

14. Enthusiastic Teacher
07
teachers full of energy and dynamism. Their passion
and love for children are easily felt. Everyone
anticipates an interesting and enjoyable learning
activity. Unfortunately, not all teachers are born
with an alert and zestful disposition.
Kapoya na sigig
joke oy abi man
nakog teacher
ko…

15. Learning
Environment

16. Images reveal large amounts of data, so
remember: use an image instead of a long
text. Your audience will appreciate it
A picture
always
reinforces
the concept

17. Arrangement of Furniture
KINSA NAMAN
POD ANG NAG
BUSLOT
ANING
CABINET!!!!!

18. Did you know?
The furniture, like the table for demonstrations located in
front of the room and the chairs facing it are neatly
arranged with sufficient spaces in- between for ease in
moving around. Display shelves for safekeeping of
projects, collections, and outstanding outwork are located
at the sides. Attached to the wall is a bulletin board and in
front is the white board or blackboard used for discussion
and illustrations related to the lessons.

19. Hala sir ang group
1 wala napod
nanglimyo sa room
kagahapon!
Physical Condition

20. 1) it must be clean and orderly
2) one or two frames , create a pleasant and inviting
aura.
3) Natural light and flowing fresh air add to their comfort
and ease as they tackle the learning tasks.
4) Free from noise coming from the surroundings,
students’ concentration and interest are easily sustained.
5) The doors and windows could be opened and closed
with less difficulty and noise with light fixtures that could
easily be found.

21. Classroom
Proceedings
Sigi pagsaba
pamo karon ha
zero gyud mo
tanan sa
exam!!!!!!

22. The clear and enthusiastic voice of the
teacher that elicits equally eager and keen
responses from the students help create a
conducive and beneficial ambiance for
learning. Supplies and materials must be
prepared earlier . A system of distribution and
retrieval must be observed. Positive mood set
by both parties, the teacher and the learner,
could keep the activities lively and flawless.

23. Ugma nalang gyud
si si sir oy sige
ramag reporting wa
nakoy masabtan..
Diverse situation may exist in the classroom at any given time.
Teachers must be sensitive to positive and negative
interactions and must immediately undertake an instant
revision or adjustment in the methodology when necessary.
Interactions

24. Thorndike’s Law of Learning
You can speak a bit about
this person here
Timmy Jimmy

25. Edward Thorndike (1874-1949)
O Supported the scientific movement
O Thorndike developed the theory of instrumental
conditioning of law of effect.
O He was one of the first to say that individual differences
in cognitive tasks were due to how many stimulus response
patterns a person had rather than a general intellectual
ability.

26. LAW OF EFFECT LAW OF EXERCISE
Learning is strengthened when
accompanied by a pleasant or satisfying
feeling. Learning is weakened when
associated with an unpleasant feeling.
Learning takes place properly when it
results in satisfaction and the learner
derives pleasure out of it. By Thorndike
(1932)
Things most often repeated are best
remembered. Students do not learn
complex tasks in a singles session.
Thorndike’s Law of Learning

27. LAW OF READINESS LAW OF PRIMACY
Individuals learn best when they are
physically, mentally and emotionally
ready to learn, and they do not learn
well if they see no reason for learning
Things learned first create a strong
impression. ‘’What is TAUGHT must be
RIGHT the FIRST TIME’’
Thorndike’s Law of Learning

28. LAW OF RECENCY LAW OF INTENSITY
Things most recently learned are
best remembered.
The more intense the material
taught, the more it is likely
learned.
Thorndike’s Law of Learning

29. LAW OF FREEDOM
Thing freely learned are best learned.
The greater the freedom enjoyed by
the students in the class, the greater
the intellectual and moral
advancement enjoyed by them.
Thorndike’s Law of Learning

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