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Chapter 6 Instructional Methodology
MaEd Science Class 2016 - 2017
Ramon Magsaysay Technological University
Topic: Instructional Materials
Presented by Irvin N. Ecalnir
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Guiding Principles in the Selection and Use of Instructional MaterialsIrvin Ecalnir
Chapter 6 Instructional Methodology
MaEd Science Class 2016 - 2017
Ramon Magsaysay Technological University
Topic: Instructional Materials
Presented by Irvin N. Ecalnir
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1) A guide to the selection of instructional materials.
2) Introduction to the various roles of instructional materials in different teaching/ learning situations.
3) Different types of instructional materials that are available today.
4) Selecting suitable materials specific purposes.
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This presentation highlights information from Chapter 2: Philosophical Foundation of Curriculum from Curriculum: Foundations, Principles, and Issues by Allan C. Ornstein and Francis P. Hunkins. Highlighted here are the different educational philosophies and their unique impacts on education.
1) A guide to the selection of instructional materials.
2) Introduction to the various roles of instructional materials in different teaching/ learning situations.
3) Different types of instructional materials that are available today.
4) Selecting suitable materials specific purposes.
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Many of us have been the victims of teachers who used media poorly and some may feel that these materials are inappropriate for college-level instruction. As a practical matter, however, there are three factors that tend to keep us from using more instructional media: lack of awareness about their benefits, lack of knowledge about how to use them, and lack of media equipment in our classrooms.
The terms "instructional media" and "audiovisual aids" generally refer to materials that teachers use as lecture support (e.g., slides and transparencies) or as an additional learning stimulus for their students (e.g., films and videos). The term "instructional technology" traditionally includes these materials, but nowadays applies more often to computer-based media and electronic hybrids. As promising as some of these newer forms of media might be, their everyday application by faculty will only occur when classrooms are equipped with the appropriate technology. In this article, we are primarily concerned with the traditional forms of classroom media and their appropriate applications.
It is true that, in many fields, one can teach effectively with only blackboard and chalk, but instructors who do so may be missing an opportunity to be even more successful in their teaching. Blackboards have shaped our education from kindergarten through graduate school and we are loath to abandon an old friend, but as a lecture aid the blackboard has severe limitations. We spend valuable class time writing or drawing on the board, and if a lecture requires detailed diagrams, color-coding, or developmental sequences, the blackboard is inadequate to the job. The simplest audiovisual aids (slides or transparencies) can easily accomplish these tasks.
Researchers long ago settled the question of whether audiovisuals can improve learning - it is clear that they can - and current investigations focus instead on more complex questions, such as the ways media can stimulate critical thinking and help students develop a cognitive framework of the course material.
Source: https://ebookscheaper.com/2022/03/30/learning-is-enhanced-by-the-use-of-visual-aids/
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1. FACTORS TO BE
CONSIDERED IN
SELECTING
INSTRUCTIONAL
MEDIA
Prepared by: Noralene D. Gunio
BSE-IIMAPEH
2. 1. Relevance of the media to the lesson
objectives- the medium should be able to convey in the
clearest possible way the highlights of the lesson.
3. 2.Suitability to students age learning abilities
and styles and reading level- Pictures could be effective
for grade 1 pupils but not for high school students.
4. 3.Accuracy and novelty of media
-The media should be up to date, reflecting current thought,
original or revised.
5. 4. Provision of learner participation
-Dioramas and exhibits could entail more participation of
learners than pictures or graphs .
6. 5. Provision of feedback
-Recordings and television do not offer feedback or interaction
like the way multimedia do.
7. 6. Appeal
-Pictures, especially colourful ones, could be more aesthetically
pleasing than other media. Motion media could be more
attention grabbing than still pictures.
8. 7. Availability
- The medium should be obtainable when needed. The schools
media center could consulted for media collection. Aside from
the media center, our homes could be potential sources of
media.
9. 8. Adaptability
- Some media, like transparencies or recordings, can be easily
updated or modified unlike textbooks.
10. 9. Ease in the use or operation if the media
- Some media like maps and graphs can be easily used while
other media like computers and projectors need technical
expertise.
11. 10. Learning environment
-projected media may work better for big classes.
Demonstrations, role playing and simulations could be done if
classroom are big.
12. 11. Cost
- If a certain medium is very expensive, another
medium which could deliver the same content can
be used to replace it the medium could be expensive,
not only in cost but also in the time consumed in
preparing the medium.
12. Objectivity
- There should be no room for bias, propaganda and
controversy in the material.
13. 13. Maintenance
- Some media, especially the technical ones, entail more cost in
maintaining the operation than other non-technical media.
14. Technical quality
-Some media are simple but workable. Audio recordings and
videos are susceptible to damages which affect the quality of the
media
14. “ All instructional materials are aids to
instruction. They do not replace the
teacher”
Thank you!!