The document discusses various teaching methods including project method, field trips, workshops, and exhibitions. It provides definitions and characteristics of each method. The project method involves individual or group projects on a given topic. Field trips provide hands-on learning outside the classroom. Workshops allow participants to work together to solve problems. Exhibitions display skills and information to influence people. Computer-assisted instruction is also reviewed, outlining uses like drill and practice, tutorials, simulations, and research support.
There are different types of teaching methods which can be categorised into three broad types. These are teacher-centred methods, learner-centred methods, content-focused methods and interactive/participative methods.
It is a method of teaching in which students either work individually or in a group to achieve pre planned objectives.
This is a practical method directed and planned by students and involves all types of mental and manipulative activities, carried out under the supervision of teacher
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It is a method of teaching in which students either work individually or in a group to achieve pre planned objectives.
This is a practical method directed and planned by students and involves all types of mental and manipulative activities, carried out under the supervision of teacher
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3. • INTRODUCTION
Variety of methods are used to ensure that
all student have equal opportunity to learn
1. Project method
2. Field Trip
3. Work Shop
4. Exhibition
5. PROJECT METHOD
INTRODUCTION :
Project and project method have been
apply to almost every kind of teaching
new and old and to most every type of
result gain from teaching until it has
become almost impossible to derive the
meaning for the turn that can send on
the truly it’s own
7. CHARACTERISTICS
Teaching the child
Use experience
Self expression
Break all barriers
Sequence of activities
Increase motor skills and technical
knowledge
13. • ADVANTAGES
1. Maintain interest
2. Freedom of thought and action
3. Creative and constructive thinking
4. Think logically and scientifically before start project
5. Development of doing ability
6. Growth of individual
7. Evaluate and judge his finished work
8. Develop team spirit and co-operation
14. • DISADVANTAGES
1. Wrong selection of topic
2. Over consumption of time
3. Costly and nonability for suitable thing
4. Changes for subject matter overlapping
5. It may not complete to in time
6. Too much emphasize on individual under development
7. Practical difficulty of project
17. • DEFINITION
An educational procedure by which the student
studies first hand objectives and material in the
natural environment.
18. • OBJECTIVE
1. To apply theory into practice
2. To evaluate the result of new practice
3. To enrich the classroom instruction
4. To develop observational skills
5. To improve social interaction among the students
6. To refresh students knowledge
19. • PURPOSE
Supplement & enrich the classroom teaching
Direct touch with community situation
To develop keenness & observational skills
Provides actual source material for study
Help to arouse interest and motivation
Provide an opportunity to solve problems
20. • ADVANTAGES
1. Provide experiences
2. Provide the opportunity for learners to get first
hand information
3. Provide interest and excitement
4. Makes learners interactive and creative
5. Help learners learn things vary quickly
21.
22. • DEFINITION
A group of individuals who work together towards
the situation of problems in a given subject matter
field during a specific period of time
23. • PRINCIPLES
1. Allowing the participants to select objective
2. Giving the participants an active role will make
teaching more effective
3. Improve a person’s attitude towards others people
4. Learn better human relations
5. Every individual has worth and contributes to the
common goals
25. • ADVANTAGES
1. It improves learning activities
2. It help to improve the knowledge
3. It help people with previous experience on subject
4. It provide more interaction & discussion from the
participants
5. It help participants to express freely & exchange
ideas
6. Systematic problem solving approach
28. PURPOSE
1. To introduce student to new unit of work
2. To develop creative thinking
3. To evaluate students through courses or unit
4. To influence people
29. TYPES
1. Simple exhibit :-
simple exhibit are display one or similar
Ex. Different types of food
2. Complex exhibit :-
. It is display of more than one type of exhibit
. Ex. 3D material, picture, graphics, slides.
.
30. ADVANTAGES
1. Inspires the students to learn by doing
2. It develop social skills of communication, co-
operation.
3. Make community members conscious about
school
4. It disseminate interest new work among students
31. DISADVANTAGES
1. It consumes more time and material .
2. Space and light necessary.
3. Required much budget than other method
4. It need imagination to prepare the material
34. • INTRODUCTION
The most exciting innovation in the educational
technology is computer assisted instruction .
Computer assisted instruction it’s directly involved
tutorial work drill and practice and it’s upgraded
help in instruction in the use of CAI,different
programs ,one for new instruction and another for
drill and practice maybe needed
35. • DEFINITION OF
COMPUTER
A computer is a electronic machine which work
under the control of a stored program
automatically accepting processing of data to
produce designed result.
36. • INSTRUCTIONAL USE OF
COMPUTER
The following are some of the areas where the
computers proves to be effective in the
instructional process
1. Drill and practice
2. Tutorial programs
3. Simulation
4. Narsing research
37. 1. DRILL AND PRACTICE
Most common and least complex method
A learner is present with a series of questions or
problem about materials
Writing up of a books collection of educational
materials
Example. drug dosage, calculations .
39. SIMULATION
The real life situation will be present to assist
learners in problem solving and design making
skill in a safe environment
Interactive video instruction can provide learners
with life stimulation
Video,pictures,graphics can be cooperated in the
design of software
40. NARSING RESEARCH
Review literature or search for related articles
Example internet,search LINE.
Tool for data collection
Dissemination of finding and results
Prepare a research report,project report.
41. ADVANTAGES
It save the time in learning
Large amount of information store in computer is
made available to the learner more rapidly.
The dynamic interaction between the student and
institutional programme is possible
It perform miracle in processing the performance
data
It has to determine the subsequence activities in
the learning simulation