Unit 6: Lesson 3 Flashcards

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The term is used to mean a teaching episode done by an experienced teacher It is a way to talk and think about instruction in which certain facts may be organized, classified and interpreted.

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Model

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These models are designed for specific purposes-the teaching of information concepts, ways of thinking, the study of social values and so on-by asking students to engage in particular cognitive and social tasks. Some models center on delivery by the instructor while others develop as the learners respond to tasks and the student is regarded as a partner in the educational enterprise.

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Models of Teaching

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Specification of Teaching Models

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  1. Specification of Environment
  2. Specification of Operation
  3. Specification of Criterion of Performance
  4. Specification of Learning Outcome
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This specifies the definite terms the environmental conditions under which a student’s response should be observed.

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Specification of Environment

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This specifies the mechanism that provides for the reaction of students and interaction with the environment.

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Specification of Operation

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Specifies the criterion of performance which is accepted by the students the behavioral outcomes which the learner would demonstrate after completing specific instructional sequences are delineated in the teaching models.

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Specification of Criterion of Performance

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It specifies what the student will perform after completing an instructional sequence.

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Specification of Learning Outcome

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Characteristics of a Teaching Model

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  1. Encourage Art of Teaching
  2. Development of Inherent Abilities
  3. Based on Individual Differences
  4. Influenced by Philosophy
  5. Answers Fundamental Questions
  6. Providing Appropriate Experiences
  7. Maxims of Teaching
  8. Practice and Concentration
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Teaching is considered as an art. Teaching models encourages this art by providing a learning environment.

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Encourage art of teaching

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Teaching Models bring about the qualitative development of personality as it helps in developing human activities.

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Develop of Inherent Abilities

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A teaching model uses the student’s interest, as it is constructed on the basis of individual differences.

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Based on Individual Differences

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Every teaching model is influenced by the philosophy of education.

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Influenced by Philosophy

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In every teaching model answers to all the fundamental questions pertaining to the behavior of students and teachers are included.

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Answers Fundamental Questions

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Teaching models provide proper experiences to both teacher and student.

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Providing Appropriate Experiences

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They are the foundation of each teaching model.

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Maxims of Teaching

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The development of a teaching model is based on regular and continuous practice and concentration.

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Practice and Concentration

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Fundamental Elements of a Teaching Model

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  1. Focus
  2. Syntax
  3. Application
  4. Social Systems
  5. Support Systems
  6. Principles of Reaction
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It is the central aspects of a teaching model. Objectives of teaching and aspects of environment generally constitute the focus of the model. Every teaching model is based on one or the other objective as its
focal point.

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Focus

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It is the systematic sequence of the activities in the model.

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Syntax

20
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This element of a teaching model tells the teacher how to regard the learner and to respond to what the learner does. This element is concerned with the way a teacher should regard and aspects respond to the activities of the students.

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Principles of Reaction

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This element is concerned with the activities of pupil and the teacher and their mutual relationships.

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The Social System

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This element describes the supporting conditions required to implement the model.

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Support System

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This element concerns the utility or usage of the learnt material in other situations.

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Application

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Types of Teaching Models

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  1. Philosophical Teaching Models
  2. Psychological Teaching Methods
  3. Modern Teaching Models
25
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The four families of Modern Teaching Models

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  1. Information Processing Models
  2. Personal Models
  3. Social Interaction Models
  4. Behavioral Modification Models
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The models of this type are concerned with the intellectual development of the individual and help to develop the method of processing information from the environment.

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Information Processing Models

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The models of this family assist the individual in the development of selfhood, they focus on the emotional life an individual.

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Personal Models

28
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The models in this family emphasize the relationships of the individual to the society or other persons. The core objective is to help students learn to work together.

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Social Interaction Models

29
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The common thrust of these models is the emphasis on changing the visible behavior of the learner.

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Behavioral Development Models