This document discusses teaching methodology and the lecture method. It begins by defining teaching as an art and science that involves imparting knowledge through systematic communication of objectives. The document then defines teaching methods as the techniques and activities teachers use to enhance learning. It lists some traditional methods like lectures and discussions as well as modern methods like problem solving. When selecting a method, the document says to consider factors like class level, subject nature, resources, and time. The document then focuses on the lecture method, describing its components like opening keys, examples, and visual aids. It outlines merits like suitability for large classes but also demerits like encouraging passive learning. It provides suggestions for effective lecturing like preparation, sequencing, and including examples.
3. TEACHING
Teaching is an Art and Science
Teaching is a proccess of imparting knowledge and skills
Systematic process based on some education objectives
To communicate the message of knowledge
4. TEACHING METHOD
The way that a teacher adopts to transmit contents to students is
called a teaching method
The way in which teacher uses a activities and leraning objects for
enhancment of learning according to objectives is called teacing
method
Combination of techniques and activities
5. LIST OF SOME TRADITIONAL AND
MODERN TEACHING METHODS
Tradional Teaching Methods
Lecture
Discussion
Bookish
Modern Teaching Methods
Problem solving
Fieldtrip
Demonstrate
6. SELECTION OF APPROPRIATE
TEACHING METHOD
A number of things needed to be considered while selecting a
teaching method
Class level
Nature of the subject
Number of students
Size of the classroom
Resources available
Time available
8. LECURE METHOD
Alecture method is a oral presentation intend to present
information or teach people about a particular subject
A politicians speech, a minister sermon or even a bussiness’s sales
presentation maybe similar in form to a lecture
Lecture has a significant role out of the classroom such as in
churches, community, centers, libraries, museums
9. LECTURE COMPONENTS
Silberman (1990) suggest five approaches to maximising students
understanding and retention during lectures.
Use an Opening key
At the beginning of the lecture present major points
10. LECTURE COMPONENTS
Present Keys
Reduce the major pionts in the lecture to key points
Offer examples
When possible provide examples from real life
Use analogies
If possible make a comparison between the content of the lecture and
knowledge the students already have
11. LECTURE COMPONENTS
Use visual bsckups
Use a variety of media to enable students to see as well as hear
what is being said
12. MERITS OF LECTURE
METHOD
Why Lecture Method is useful?
This method is suitable for big class
This method is cheap one
It is time saving mode
An oldest method yet it is a popular
Teacher can make a better use of this method they are trained
traditionally
13. SUGGESTIONS
How lecture can be effective for learning?
The following tasks should be taken in to enhance the effectiveness of
lecture method
Teacher should be prepare the lecture in advance
Open the lecture with good introduction
There must be sequences between in informationm, ideas and
concepts
Additional examples should be included when necessary
14. DEMERITS OF LECTURE
METHOD
Following are the demerits of lecture method
Students role is passive
Selected study Students do not make additional studies
Students feel boredom due to asence of activities
Lecture method is not suitable to teach science and professional
subjects
It encourages rote memory
15. During lectures key points should be
written on writing board
Audio-visual aids should be used when
the re is needed
Ther must be a question answer
session
Maintain eye contact with the
students