Instructional Methods Flashcards

1
Q

Techniques or approaches that
the teacher uses to bring the
learner in contact with the
content to be learned?

A

Instructional Method

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Instructional Methods?

A

• Lecture
• Group Discussion
• One-to-One Instruction
• Role-playing
• Self-instruction
• Demonstration
• Return Demonstration
• Gaming
• Simulation
• Role-modeling

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3
Q

An instructional method in
which the teacher verbally
transmits information
directly to groups of
learners for the purpose
of education. It is highly
structured?

A

Lecture

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4
Q

An instructional method in
which learners are
together to exchange
information, feelings, and
opinions with each other
and the teacher to achieve
educational objectives?

A

Group Discussion

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5
Q

An instructional method
in which the teacher
delivers personally
designed instruction to
a learner?

A

One-to-one Instruction

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6
Q

An instructional method
in which the learner is
shown by the teacher
how to perform a
particular skill?

A

Demonstration

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7
Q

An instructional
method in which the
learner attempts to
perform a skill with
cues from the teacher
as needed?

A

Return Demonstration

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8
Q

An instructional
method requiring the
learner to participate in
a competitive activity
with preset rules to
achieve an
educational objective?

A

Gaming

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9
Q

An instructional method requiring
creation of a hypothetical or
artificial experience to engage the
learner in an activity that reflects
real-life conditions without the
risk-taking consequences of an
actual experience?

A

Simulation

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10
Q

An instructional
method where
learners participate in
an unrehearsed
dramatization to elicit
their feelings to
achieve affective
domain objectives?

A

Role-playing

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11
Q

An instructional method in which the
teacher “models” or exhibits
behaviors that the learner may
imitate or adopt as he or she is
socialized into a role. Learning from
role-modeling is called identification
and emanates from socialization
theories?

A

Role-Modeling

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12
Q

An instructional method
to provide activities that
guide the learner in
independently achieving
the educational
objectives?

A

Self-Intruction

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Q

Factors in Selection of
Instructional Methods

A

• What are the characteristics of the
targeted audience?
• What resources are available?
• What are the teacher’s strengths and
limitations?

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Evaluation of Instructional Methods

A

• Did learners achieve their objectives?
• Was the activity accessible to targeted
learners?
• Were available resources used
efficiently?
• Did the method accommodate the
learner’s needs, abilities, and style?
• Was the approach cost-effective?

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15
Q

Creative Techniques to Enhance Verbal Presentation

A

• Enthusiasm
• Humor
• Risk-taking
• Drama
• Problem-solving
• Role-modeling
• Anecdotes
• Technology

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16
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General Principles of all Teachers

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• Give positive reinforcement.
• Project acceptance/sensitivity.
• Be organized, give direction.
• Elicit and provide feedback.
• Use questioning.
• Know your audience.
• Use repetition.
• Summarize key points.