Teaching Methods and Processes Flashcards
What are three methods of presenting a lesson?
LGD
Lecture method
Guided discussion
Demonstration/Performance method
What are the 3 parts to organizing a lesson? What is the purpose of each step?
Part 1: Introduction
AMO
Attention - get student focused
Motivation - show why lesson is important
Overview - objective and key ideas (map to follow)
Part 2: Development - present to help achieve desired learning outcome
Part 3: Conclusion - retrace important elements
How can you logically organize a lesson?
SPKM
Simple to complex
Past to present
Known to unknown
Most frequent to least used
Describe the lecture method and give examples of types of lectures
Instructor delivers material to silent students
BIFT
Briefing – concise array of facts without elaboration
Illustrated Talk – relies heavily on visual aids
Formal Lecture – little or no verbal participation by students
Teaching Lecture – allows some student participation
Describe the guided discussion method
Student should have some knowledge about the topic discussed.
Instructor guides the discussion with a goal of reinforcing learning objectives
Describe the demonstration performance method
Best for skills that require practice; people learn by doing.
5 Phases:
- Explanation
- Demonstration
- Student performance
- Instructor supervision
- Evaluation
What are the steps in the “tell-and-doing” technique?
- Preparation
- Instructor Tells – Instructor Does
- Student Tells – Instructor Does
- Student Tells – Student Does
- Student Does – Instructor Evaluates
What are the characteristics of an effective question for the guided discussion method?
PRS CCR
Purpose is specific
Requires definite answers
Stimulates thought
Clear in meaning
Contains a single idea
Relates to previous material
What types of questions can be used for the guided discussion method?
DORRR
Direct Overhead Relay Reverse Rhetorical
Describe the elements of the teaching process:
PPARE
Preparation - lesson plan, objective, criteria
Presentation - objective and nature of material determine presentation format
Application - student applies
Review - at the end of every lesson
Evaluation - evaluate how well the objective is met
What is the purpose of objectives?
For defining exactly what needs to be done and how it is done during each lesson.