Alternative Teaching Tools
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This document discusses alternative teaching tools that can be used instead of conventional textbooks and worksheets. Alternative tools are low-cost materials like manipulatives, games, experiments and homemade equipment that are as effective for instruction and can be made from household objects or natural materials. They motivate students and encourage hands-on learning and developing skills. Alternative tools are beneficial as they are a good substitute when conventional methods are unavailable and can easily be created cheaply using locally available resources.
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-9 Principles of Learning by Horne and Pine
-Laws of Learning by Thorndike
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