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Teaching aids
Teaching aids are objects or devices used by teachers to enhance classroom instruction, providing motivation, promoting self-activity, and catering to individual needs. Various types of teaching aids include projected aids, non-projected aids, graphic aids, 3-D aids, and audio aids, each serving to reinforce learning through different sensory modalities. They play a crucial role in helping students understand abstract concepts and stimulate engagement in the learning process.
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- 2. WHAT IS TEACHINGAIDS? • An object (such as a book, picture, or map) or device (such as a DVD or computer) used by a teacher to enhance or enliven classroom instruction.
- 3. NEED FOR TEACHINGAIDS • Provide intrinsic motivation for learning • Promote self-activity • Provide freshness, variety and reality to learning • Cater to individual needs and abilities. • Encourages original thinking. • Leave longing impressions on learners.
- 4. Continues…. • Provide clearunderstanding of abstract concepts. • Motivate the children and stimulate their mental activity. • Widen range of experiences • Give necessary reinforcement
- 5. TYPES OF TEACHINGAIDS Teaching Aids Projected Aids Non- projected Aids Graphic Aids Display Aids 3-d Aids Audio Aids Activity Aids
- 6. Films And Projector Film StripsAnd Film Strip Projector Slides And Slide Projector Epidiascope Over Head Projector Lcd Projector PROJECTED SLIDES
- 7. Images of…. EPIDIASCOPE Filmprojector
- 8. NON-PROJECTED AIDS Graphs Photographs Pictures Flashcards Posters Charts Maps Diagrams Cartoons Comics GRAPHIC AIDS
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- 14. CONTINUES… AUDIO AIDS RADIO TELEVISIONRECORDINGS
- 15. ACTIVITY AIDS Experiments DemonstrationsDramatics Filed trips Field works Exhibitions Teaching machine CAI
- 16. TEACHIND AIDS BASEDON SENSES • VISUALAIDS (AIDS THROUGH EYE) • AUDITORYAIDS(AIDS THROUGH THE EAR) • AUDIO-VISUALAIDS(AIDS THROUGHT THE EAR AND EYE)