Methods In Teaching Flashcards
A method of teaching that shows ability, skills & intelligence
INNATE TEACHING
Refers to the education where students, with or without disability, should be included in the classroom
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
Refers to the method of teaching where teacher acts as master of the subject, students are viewed as “empty vessels”.
Ex. Lecture Method
TEACHER-CENTERED
Teacher acts as dispenser of knowledge
TEACHER-CENTERED
Giving of an information
LECTURE
Exchanging of an information
DISCUSSION
A method where teachers are also a learner
LEARNER-CENTERED
A method where it focuses on the content
CONTENT-METHOD
Teachers are more discipline
AUTHORITATIVE
Refers to the participation of the students & teacher learns as he teach. Ex. Discussion Method
LEARNER-CENTERED
A way of teaching that already exist in the previous years & same content passed in the next generations
PERRENIALISM
A method of teaching where it depends on the situations the teacher & students have
INTERACTIVE OR PARTICIPATIVE
A teaching where teacher acts as the dispenser & are authoritative
TRADITIONAL TEACHING
Teachers are authoritarian; open for opinion & comments; teachers are interactive. They are also creative & impose strategies
MODERN TEACHING
Teachers are lenient
AUTHORITARIAN
What are the 5 Common Teaching Styles
• AUTHORITY OR LECTURE STYLE
• DEMONSTRATOR OR COACH STYLE
• FACILITATOR OR ACTIVITY STYLE
• DELEGATOR OR GROUP STYLE
• HYBRID OR BLENDED STYLE
Blends the teacher’s personality & interests w/ students’ needs
HYBRID OR BLENDED STYLE
Shows knowledge, includes activities & demonstrations
DEMONSTRATOR OR COACH STYLE
Best for lab activities & peer feedback
DELEGATOR OR GROUP STYLE
Teacher-centered frequently lengthy lectures, one way-presentation
AUTHORITY OR LECTURE STYLE
Promotes self-learning, self-actualization & critical thinking skills
FACILITATOR OR ACTIVITY STYLE
What are the 2 ways on how the topic is being discussed
DEDUCTIVE METHOD & INDUCTIVE METHOD
From broad (general) knowledge to specific
(BOTTOM-UP)
DEDUCTIVE METHOD
From specific to general knowledge
(TOP-DOWN)
INDUCTIVE METHOD
