MOD 4 Flashcards

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a process in which learning is acquired by the students from the teachers

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Teaching learning process

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2
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How the teacher is going to manage the class

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Classroom Management

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3
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Actions of someone who is trying to assist others

  • constant stream of discussions
  • both art and science
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Teaching

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4
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Aspects of teaching:

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LEADERSHIP
-planning,coordinating, motivating

INSTRUCTIONAL
-direct facetoface instruction

ORGANIZATIONAL
-Members of a complx work environment

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5
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ULTIMATE GOAL OF TEACHING

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  • Promote learning
  • Assist student to become independent
  • Guide student to become -self-regulated learners
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TEACHING FUNCTIONS

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  • daily review
  • Presenting new materials
  • Conducting guided practice
  • Providing feedback and corrections
  • Conducting independent practice
  • Weekly and monthly review
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7
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The selection of an instuctional method is based on?
An enlightened VIEWPOINT or PHILOSOPHY OF TEACHING
-The broadest of the three

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APPROACH

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Organized, orderly systematic, well-planned procedure employed by a teacher

-Consists of steps that are logically arranged to achieve the specific objective of instruction, enhance greater teaching and maximize learning output

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Teaching Method

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  • well defined procedure used to accomplish a task
  • What actually takes place in the classroom
  • A personalized style of carrying out a particular step of a given method
  • Usually consistent with the method
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Teaching technique

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  • learning of concepts, theories, principles and content through DISCOVERY rather than rote memorization
  • “self-directed activity”, allowing student to become active in the learning process
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Discovery Approach

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11
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gives much emphasis on a given subject as an organized body of knowledge
-CONTENT IS NOT TAUGHT AS ISOLATED TOPICS, but a big, pervasive idea for genralizations that govern a particular subject

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CONCEPTUAL APPROACH

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12
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-identified primarily with skill-oriented subjects

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PROCESS APPROACH

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13
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3 major points of Process approach:

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  1. The concern is how to learn and not what to learn
  2. Taught=functional
  3. consider intellectual development
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14
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  • it aims to develop the student’s thinking ability and to lead them into habit of thinking (critical thinking development)
  • asking the right kind of questions
  • factual to thought-provoking
  • What to know and why questions
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Inquiry approach

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15
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means of treating relationship that exist among the significant components making up a given body of knowledge
-A thorough process of weaving and integrating topics into a general framework or scheme

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UNIFIED APPROACH

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16
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-general to specific
- in this method the teacher shows directly what she wants to teach
AKA”direct method”
-teacher-centered

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Deductive method

17
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  • specific to general

- example to generalization

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Inductive Method

18
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  • teacher-centered

- teachers are the main director

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DIRECT METHOD

19
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  • student-centered

- teachers serve as guide

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Indirect method

20
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  • useful in introducion of a topic or a new concept
  • useful in summarizing
  • useful if we aim to cover a prescribed syllabus quickly
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Lecture method

21
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Techniques in discussion method:

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  • small group discussion technique
  • socialized classroom discussion technique
  • panel discussion technique
  • recitation technique
22
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-studdent

students participate actively and bring about efficient; active involvement.

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Activity method

23
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Techniques in activity method:

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  • reporting
  • project
  • field trip
  • dramatization
  • Stimulation
  • Brainstorming
24
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Techniques in Investigatory method:

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  • Lab technique
  • Problem solving
  • research
  • Experimenting
  • Field Study
25
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  • a method that allows students to design their own method or technique in learning
  • Programmed instruction
  • Modular learning technique
  • Self-learning kits
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Self-pacing method

26
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Concepts in integrated method:

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  • lecture-disc
  • demo-lec
  • reporting-disc
27
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A composite of attitudes of inquiry

  • knowledge of the nature of valid inferences
  • abstractions and gneralizations
  • Skills in employing and applying these attitudes and this knowldege
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Critical thinking