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Teaching is a complex task that requires systematic planning. The document discusses the phases of teaching, identifying three key phases: the pre-active phase before teaching, the interactive phase during teaching, and the post-active phase after teaching. Considering all phases is important to fully understand the teaching activities and objectives. The three phases should be arranged in a way that encourages creative thinking and helps students coordinate external experiences with internal understanding.
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- 1. BY Dr. Abhishek Srivastava PHASES OF TEACHING
- 2. • Teaching is a complex task. For performing this task, a systematic planning is needed. • शिक्षण एक जशिल कार्य है। इस कार्य को करने के शलए, एक व्र्वशथित र्ोजना की आवश्र्कता है। • Teaching is to be considered in terms of various steps and the different steps constituting the process are called the phases of teaching. • शिक्षण को शवशिन्न चरणों के संदिय में माना जाता है और प्रशिर्ा को बनाने वाले शवशिन्न चरणों को शिक्षण के चरण कहा जाता है। PHASES OF TEACHING
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