Pedagogical Strategies for School based developement.pptx

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Pedagogy
Pedagogy in management teaching
refers to the strategies, methods,
and approaches used by educators
to effectively instruct and engage
students in the field of
management. It encompasses the
theories and practices of teaching
and learning that are specifically
tailored to meet the educational
needs of management students

Strategy
A strategy is a high-level plan or a
deliberate course of action
designed to achieve specific goals
or objectives. In various fields,
including business, management,
military, Teaching and personal
development, strategy is crucial for
defining how resources will be
allocated, what actions will be
taken, and how goals will be
achieved.

Even when you can’t engage in your
primary activities, you can still work
towards your goals by enhancing
your skills, refining your strategies,
or organizing your resources.
Just as fishermen fix their nets to
ensure success in future voyages, we
should always find ways to stay
productive and ready for the next
opportunity.

Pedagogical Strategies
Active
Learning
Techniques
Group
Discussion and
Presentation
Case Study
Analysis

Active Learning Techniques
Active learning techniques
involve strategies that
engage students in the
learning process by
encouraging them to
participate, interact, and
apply what they are
learning.

Techniques of Active Learning
Group discussion and peer teaching
Problem solving activities
Case studies and simulation
Role playing and debates
Interactive quizzes and game

Group discussion and peer teaching
Group Discussion Peer Teaching
Peer teaching is when students
teach each other. It helps students
learn by explaining concepts in
their own words and promotes
collaboration and engagement in
the classroom.

Peer Teaching
Peer teaching is an instructional
method in which students take on
the role of a teacher to explain
concepts, review material, or assist
their peers in learning. This
approach involves one student
teaching another student or a small
group of peers within the same age
group or educational level.

Problem solving activities
Problem-solving skills help
students become independent
learners who can tackle complex
problems and make informed
decisions. By developing these
skills, students can enhance their
academic performance, boost their
confidence, and prepare
themselves for future challenges
and opportunities.

Think- Pair- Share
Think
• Pose a problem or question related to the lesson or subject matter to the students.
Give them time to individually think about the problem and come up with their
own solutions or ideas.
Pair
• Next, have students pair up with a classmate to discuss their thoughts, ideas, and
possible solutions to the problem. Encourage them to listen to each other, share
their reasoning behind their solutions, and consider different perspectives.
Share
• Finally, invite a few pairs of students to share their ideas, solutions, and thought
processes with the whole class. Encourage discussion and debate among the
students about the various approaches presented.

Case studies and simulation
Case studies often present a real-
life problem or issue and provide
context, background information,
and analysis to help readers
understand the complexities
involved. Case studies can be used
in various fields, such as business,
education, psychology, medicine,
and more, to explore theories,
concepts, and practical
applications in a specific context.

Role Playing and debates
Role-playing and debates promote
active learning by engaging
students in hands-on, interactive
experiences that encourage critical
thinking, communication skills,
and perspective-taking. These
methods enhance student
engagement and foster a deeper
understanding of the subject
matter.

Only 31% of students are
enthusiastic about and
energized by their study.
"Involving" your students
will not only help them
learn, but also skyrocket
their enthusiasm and energy.

How to involve with students
Creating a
welcoming
environmen
t
Interactive
activities
Encourage
students
voice
Provide real-
world
relevance
Use
Technology
thoughtfully

Interactive quizzes and Games
Interactive quizzes and games are
engaging educational tools that
promote active learning by
incorporating elements of fun,
competition, and interactivity.
These activities motivate students
to participate, test their
knowledge, and reinforce key
concepts in an enjoyable way.

Group Discussions and Presentations
Enhance communication Skills
Fostering teamwork and
collaboration
Stimulating critical thinking
Building confidence
Promoting creativity and innovation

Factors to be considered while making
groups in classroom
Academic ability
Learning styles
Interests
Collaborative teams
Behavioral needs

Groups Whole Class grouping
Small grouping
Pairs
Ability Grouping
Mixed Ability Grouping
Homogeneous
Heterogeneous
Flexible
Random

Advantages and Disadvantages of
group formation

Presentation
A presentation is a method of
communication where
information, ideas, or data are
shared with an audience.
Presentations can take various
forms, including verbal speeches,
visual slideshows, demonstrations,
or multimedia displays.

Objectives of presentation
Knowledge
transfer
Enhance
understanding
Skill
development
Critical thinking
Engagement and
participation

Qualities of good presentation
Clear organization
Engaging delivery
Visual aids
Conciseness
Interaction

Case study and analysis
A case study is a research method
that involves an in-depth and
detailed examination of a
particular individual, group,
organization, event, or
phenomenon. It typically involves
collecting and analyzing
qualitative and quantitative data
from multiple sources to provide a
comprehensive understanding of
the subject being studied.

An example
Sarah is a teacher in a diverse middle school with students from
different backgrounds and abilities. She wants to help each student
learn in a way that works best for them. To do this, she assesses the
students' needs and creates personalized learning activities. However,
she faces challenges in keeping all students engaged and supported.
Some students find the lessons too fast, while others need extra help
with difficult topics. Sarah wants to make sure every student feels
important and respected in her classroom.

Need of case study to students
Preparation for real-world challenges
Multidisciplinary perspectives
Application of theoretical concepts
Critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Active learning

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