Set induction refers to the steps a teacher takes at the beginning of a lesson to introduce the topic and engage students. It is important for gaining students' attention, motivating them, and getting them focused on the lesson. There are several ways to conduct an effective set induction, including using attention-grabbing methods like starting a lesson in a low tone of voice, employing interest methods like showing real-world examples, putting the lesson in context by assessing prior knowledge and linking it to new content, and utilizing advance organizers like a simple statement or mind map to establish a framework.

1. Set Induction
Presented By:
D. Surat
Dayalbagh Educational Institute

2. Introduction
● Set induction is also called anticipatory(initial) set.
● Steps taken by the teacher to begin lesson or other classroom
activities.
● To introduce topic and gets students focused and interested in
days lesson.
● Then the learners are set they are ready to learn.
● It is about getting ready induced into the right frame or mind
set to learn.
● It is concerned with the ways of introducing the teaching and
learning process.

3. Need
● To arrest or gain the attention.
● To motivate students.
● To get students focused.
● To suggest an approach of lesson.
● To establish a link between what students know
and what is to be taught.
● To establish a framework to assess.

4. Ways to good set induction
● Attention gaining method
● Interest method
● Putting the lesson in context
● Advanced organisers

5. Attention gaining
method
● Perform or do
something
● Do nothing
● Start talking in low
tone
● Eyes focus on students
with disruptive
behaviour

6. Interest method
● Ask perplexing
questions
● Show specimens,
samples or real
objectives
● Present a case study
● Show pictures
● Give demonstration

7. Putting the lesson
in context
● Ask questions to assess
prior knowledge
● Review previous
lessons and link them
to what is to be learnt
in the class
● Give them learning
objectives

8. Advance organizers
A cognitive strategy
proposed by ausubel,
● A simple statement
● A mind map
● A handout
● A humble story or
anecdote

9. Thank You !