This document discusses different types of teaching aids used in education, including models, exhibits, specimens, mock-ups, moulages, objects, and dioramas. It provides definitions and examples of each type. Some key points made are that models make learning direct and meaningful by representing things three-dimensionally, exhibits combine information with pleasure and foster creativity, and using real objects and specimens can help enhance students' observation and social skills. Both benefits and limitations of each teaching aid are presented.