GENERAL METHODS, STRATEGY, AND TECHNIQUES OF TEACHING subject: general method of teaching Difference Between Methods, Strategy And Techniques Methods and Techniques of Teaching

1. Nazish Jamali-008
Subject: General Method of teaching

2. GENERAL METHODS,
STRATEGY AND
TECHNIQUES OF
TEACHING

3. Objectives
• After this presentation students will be able to
know:
1. What is difference between Method, strategy
and techniques
2. What methods are of teaching?

4. Difference Between
Methods,
Strategy
And
Techniques

5. • Method: Refers to how you apply your
answers from the questions to your day to day
instruction in front of your students.
Method

6. • Technique: the personal art and style of the
teacher in carrying out the procedure of
teaching. i.e. solving a long division equation
Technique

7. • Strategy : usually requires some kind of
planning. You'd probably use strategy when
faced with a new situation, i.e. the strategy to
win a game.
Strategy

8. Methods and
Techniques of
Teaching

9. • Deductive Teaching : process of teaching that
starts with a rule or general statement that is
applied to specific cases/examples
• Experiential Methodologies; Exploratory
(examining)
• Project Method: Practically works assigned for
students
Methods and Techniques of Teaching

10. • Cooperative Learning Strategy : a type of
group work in which two or more students
interact with the common goal of mastering
specific academic materials, sample
approaches.
Methods and Techniques of Teaching

11. • Discovery : a method in which thoughts are
synthesized to perceive something that the
individual has not known before.
: the learner gets directly involved in learning
: learning is a result of the learners own
internalized, insights, reflection and
experiences
Methods and Techniques of Teaching

12. Methods and Techniques of Teaching
• Brainstorming is a group creativity technique
that was designed to generate a large number
of ideas for the solution of a problem.
• It established patterns of thinking, so that you
can develop new ways of looking at things.