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This document discusses teaching skills, including defining teaching skills as behaviors aimed at facilitating student learning to achieve objectives. It notes that professional teachers should identify and practice all needed skills through training. Teaching skills make the class active and effective by helping achieve objectives, presenting topics simply to enhance learning. Dr. Passi identified 13 important teaching skills such as writing objectives, introducing lessons, questioning techniques, explaining, using examples, varying stimuli, non-verbal communication, reinforcement, participation, using the blackboard, closure, and recognizing attention. Teaching skills are crucial as they define a teacher's activity and help create an effective learning environment where students can gain knowledge.
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Covered community pharmacy topic of the subject Social and preventive pharmacy for Diploma and Bachelor of pharmacy
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Teaching Skills.pptx
- 1. Teaching Skills • Teaching is the art of blending Knowledge , art, science and creativity • It consists of Verbal and non verbal acts • The set of related behaviours or teaching acts aiming at specific Objectives and performed with an intention to facilate Pupil’s learning can be called teaching Skill
- 2. Teaching Skills • A professional teacher should indentify what all are the skill needed and should practice to master Those all skill • Professionals will always have some skillwhich are present in them ,which they have acquired through special training and practice
- 3. Chracteristics of teaching skill • It can be developed individually • It is realted to the unit plans of teaching behaviorism • It makes teaching meaningful and effective • It is helpful in obtaining teaching objectives (specific objectives) • Makes the class active and changes the behaviors of students
- 4. • It is very simple way to present the topic in the class and the rate of learning is enhanced. • It is realted to the teaching process and behaviors
- 5. Teaching Skills • Dr Passi (1976) has described the following 13 skills as follows :- • 1. Writing instructional objectives • 2. Introducing a lesson • 3. Fluency in questioning • 4. Probing questioning • 5. Explaining • 6. Illustrating with examples • 7. Stimulus variation
- 6. Teaching Skills • 8. Silence and non-verbal cues • 9. Reinforcement • 10. Increasing pupil participation • 11. Using blackboard • 12. Achieving Closure • 13. Recognizing attending behavior
- 7. Importance of teaching skill • Teaching skills are the main factors of a teacher , it defines the teacher’sactivity in class • They make an understanding of what to teach and how to teach • These Skills are helpful in creating an effective environment so that students can grab knowledge
- 8. • Without teaching skills ,the teaching will monotonous and students will not take part in the teaching learning process. If they don’t feel good during class then it’s meaningless to teach them • Now days activity-based teaching is being done because student are everything is the classroom: everything is for student so they must be active at the time of teaching
- 9. Skills Needed for Teaching • Enjoy communicating your understanding to others. • Have confidence. • Have great organisational skills. • Work effectively in groups. • Be able to deal with conflict. • Motivate your students to do their best. • Empathise with your Students. • Give feedback.
- 10. The Best and the Worst of Teaching What's the Best that can Happen? • You get to tell enthusiastic people about a subject that you love. • You may have interesting discussions that push you to think on your feet and expand your own understanding. • You see less-able students blossom and manage to get the outcome they need.
- 11. What's the Worst that can Happen? • Lots of outside work may be needed to mark work or prepare sessions. • Not all your students will be enthusiastic. Children and teenagers can be surly or downright rude, while adults that you teach may have their own views on things.