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TEACHING METHODS, TECHNOLOGY AND AIDS EDM152

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TEACHING METHODS, TECHNOLOGY AND AIDS. EDM152. AT THIS STAGE YOU ARE AWARE OF THE FACT WHY YOU MUST MAKE USE OF A SPECIFIC METHOD. You did a situation analysis . THE QUESTIONS IS: How am I going to teach?. WHICH METHOD?. WHICH METHOD?. HOW DO I KNOW WHICH STRATEGY TO CHOOSE ?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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TEACHING METHODS, TECHNOLOGY AND AIDSEDM152

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AT THIS STAGE YOU ARE AWARE OF THE FACT WHY YOU MUST MAKE USE OF A SPECIFIC METHOD. You did a situation analysis .

THE QUESTIONS IS: How am I going to teach?.

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WHICH METHOD?

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WHICH METHOD?

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HOW DO I KNOW WHICH STRATEGY TO CHOOSE ? If you look at the OUTCOMES that must be reached you must aks

yourself the following questions(see EDS) 

What do I want the learners to know by the end of the teaching period?

What knowledge must the learners have ? Which skills must the learners demonstrate ? Why must the learners learn this specific aspect? Which values skills and knowledge is necessary for this subject and

why?

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CONTENTWhich basic knowledge is necessary?What is the source of knowledge?Which thinkingstyles are necessary to teach

this subject?Which wrong misconceptions can excist in

this subject?

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PROCESSHow do the learners interpret and understand the

subject that I teach?How do I develop their skills ?How do I develop their values, skills and attitudes?Which strategies are appropriate for this teaching

and learning situation ?How must I organise must classroom to ensure

effective learning?Do the learners have the necessary knowledge of

the strategy that I want to teach?

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THE FOCUS SHOULD BE ON:LEARNING rather than teaching;To facilitate learning the learners must be

encouraged to THINK ;Keep them busy with the necessary

ACTIVITIES;CONNECT content with outside world;Structure a POSITIVE LEARNING

ENVIRONMENT Teach learners HOW TO LEARN.Constructivi

st teaching

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DIDACTICAL GROUND WORK

Presentation (lectures, speech) :ONE WAY COMMUNICATION

Discussion ( classroom discussion, buzz groups, group work,) TWO WAY COMMUNICATION

Self do (taks, project methods,field work,) SELF ACTIVTIES DONE BY THE LEARNER

Evaluation directed (role play , case study )

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CLASSIFICATIONS OF METHODS TEACHER CENTERED TEACHER TALKS , DISCUSS, SHOW, QUESTIONINGACTIVE METHODS

FACILITATE STUDENTS PRACTISE, GROUP WORK, GAMES,DISCUSSIONS, ROLE PLAY, DRAMATISE, SIMULATIONS, SEMINAR, WHOLE CLASS IS INTERACTIVE

LEARNER CENTERED METHODSREAD TO LEARN, PRIVATE STUDY, HOME WORK, ASSIGNMENTS,PROJECTS, ESSAYS, GUIDED DISCOVERY

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TEACHING METHODPLANNED SERIES OF RELATED ACTIONS (SYSTEMATIC WAY OF WORKING) OF THE TEACHER WITH THE AIM TO CONVEY SPECIFIC KNOWLEDGE SKILLS AND ATTITUDES TO REACH A SPECIFIC AIM.

EXAMPLE Lesson outcome : At the end of the lesson learners will be able to :work together in groups (action) to do research (specific skill) concerning global warming (knowledge)

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TO REACH THIS YOU MUST:

MAKE USE OF A VARIETY OF THEACING METHODS

PLAN TO DIRECT THE LEARNER

THE TEACHER MUST BE MOTIVATED

TAKE A VARIETY OF FACTORS INTO CONSIDERATION

GROUP WORK, PROBLEM SOLVINGDEMONSTRATION

METHODTIME, SPACE ,

MEDIA

SELF KNOWLEDGE , DECISSION MAKING,

REFLECTION, APPLICATION,

RESEARCH

LEVELS OF DEVELOPMENT,

SOCIO, CULTURAL, ECONOMIC

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WHY?TO ESTABLISH AN OPTIMAL POSITIVE SITUATION FOR THE INTAKE OF ACTUAL KNOWLEDGE

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TECHNIQUETEACHING TECHNIQUE IS A SUBSECTION OF A

METHOD IN OTHER WORDS A SPECIFIC PART OF A METHOD TO EVOKE A SPECIFIC REACTIONEX. QUESTION TECHNIQUE, MOTIVATION TECHNIQUE

WITH THE AIM TO EVOKE A SPECIFIC REACTION (Why do you so? That is good!)

IF YOU A TECHNIQUE ONCE IT IS NOT A METHOD

IF A TECHNIQUE IS USED ON A CONTNUOUS BASIS AND IT FORMS A CONCEPT THAN IT IS A METHOD

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STRATEGY

IS A BROAD PLAN OF ACTION FOR TEACHING ACTIVITIES WITH THE AIM TO REACH MORE THAN ONE OUTCOME

A STRATEGY IN BROAD GIVES THE APPROACH THAT THE TEACHER WILL MAKE

AND THE ACTIVITIES THAT WILL BE FACILITATED

IN A STRATEGY A VARIETY OF METHODS ;MEDIA;ACTIVITIES AND CONTENT CAN BE PRESENT.

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Voorbeeld

HOW MANY LEGS DOES THIS EXAMPLE HAVE? (QUESTIONING TECHNIQUE)

WONDERFUL!(MOTIVATION TECHNIQUE)GO AND LOOK FOR ANOTHER EXAMPLE THAT

ALSO HAS 6 LEGS(DISCOVERY)

ILLUSTRATE (DEMONSTRATION

METHOD)

LEARNERS ARE LOOKING FOR

A NOTHER EXAMPLE THAT

HAS 6 LEGS

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SUMMARY:TEGNIQUE:questionmotivationMETHODSdemonstrationdiscoverygroup work

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TEACHING STRATEGY

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WHOLE SPECTRUM OF ALL THE BASIC DIDACTICAL GROUND WORK (WHAT IS IT) TO CONVEY THE CONTENT

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DEDUCTIVE AND INDUCTIVESPECIFIC INDUCTIVE GENERAL

SPECIFIC DEDUCTIVE GENERAL

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DEDUCTIVE VERSUS INDEDUCTIVE

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COGNITIVE DOMAIN

40%

60%

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1. List differents types of pollution2. Distinguish between water- and air pollution3. Predict what will happen if air pollution is not

stopped4. Analyse the current situation and identfy the

most dangerous type of pollution5. Design a plan on how to improve the current

state of the atmosphere6. Critically evaluate your plan against the criteria

set for what the % must be for human to survive in

Theme: pollution

RELATIONSHIP AND PROGRESSION