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BASICS OF TEACHING & LEARNING DR.MAHESWARI JAIKUMAR [email protected]

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BASICS OF TEACHING & LEARNING

DR.MAHESWARI JAIKUMAR

[email protected]

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EDUCATION• Educaton is an all

round drawing out of the best in child and man's body, mind and "spirit".

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Aristotle

• The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet.

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DR. RADHA KRISHNAN

THE TEACHER WHO BECAME THE PRESIDENT OF INDIA

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TEACHING• "Teaching is an

interactive process, primarily involving class room talk, which takes place between the teacher and pupils and occurs during certain definable activities".

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TEACHING• "Teaching is the stimulation,

guidance direction and encouragement of learning"- BURTON

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TEACHING

• "Teaching is th task of the teacher which is performed for the development of the child or learner".- ETHMAS P GREEN.

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Concept of Teaching

TEACHER LEARNER

CHARACTERISTICS

TEACHING

PRINCIPLES

MAXIMS

• WORDS

• THEORIES

• PHILOSOPHIES

• EXPERIENCES

• OBSERVATION

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PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING

PRINCIPLES

BURTON'S PRINCIPLES

ADHOE SANDE COMMITTEE

GENERAL PRINCIPLES

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BURTON'S PRINCIPLES (1958)

• Bright students can learn things in a better way and dull students cannot learn.

• A motivated learner learns more readily than one is not motivated.

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• Learning under intrinsic motivation is preferable to learning under extrinsic motivation.

• Learners require practice in fixing realistic goals for themselves. These goals should not be too high or too low.

• Tolerance for failure is the best, by giving a backlog of success.

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• The personal history of the teacher may hamper or enhance learner ability to learn.

• Meaningful material & meaningful tasks are learned more quickly than nonsense material.

• Practice & repetition is much more useful for permanent learning.

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• Knowledge of correct answers & results aid learning and function as feedback to the learner.

• If a learner himself discovers relationship between new & old tasks, the transfer of learning will be better.

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• The retention can be encouraged by spaced or distracted recall of learning material.

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ADHOE SANDE (1999)

• Teaching sets clear goals and intellectual challenge.

• It employs approriate teaching methods & strategies that actively involves the learner.

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LEARNER

TEACHER TEACHING MATERIAL

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• Teaching should communicate and interact effectively with students.

• It attends to the intellectual growth of the students while teaching.

• Teaching should respect diverse talents and learning styles of the students

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• Teaching should incorporate learning beyond class room.

• It should reflect on, monitor and improve teaching practices.

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GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING (10)

1. Principle of aim.

2. principle of activity or learning by diong.

3. Principle of linking with actual life and other subjects.

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4. principle of planning.

5. Principle of interest or motivation

6. Principle of sympathy & kind atmosphere.

7. Principle of flexibility and co-operation.

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8. Principle of diagnostic and remedial teaching.

9. Principle of looking ahead.

10. Principle of creativity.

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MAXIMS OF TEACHING (11)

• 1. From konwn to unknown.

• 2. From easy to difficult.

• 3. Simple to complex.

• 4. Concrete to abstract.

• 5. Particular to general

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• 6. Indefinite to definite.

• 7. Empirical to rational.

• 8. Psychological to logical.

• 9. Part to Whole .

• 10. Whole to part.

• 11. Near to far.

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• 12. Inductive to deductive & deductive to inductive.

• 13. Actual to representative.

• 14. General to specific.

• 15. Observation to reasoning.

• 16. Analysis to synthesis.

• 17. Overview to details.

• 18. Follow nature.

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METHODS OF TEACHING (17)

1. Lecture method.

2. Demonstration method.

3. Group discussion method.

4. Seminar.

5. Symposium.

6. Panel Discussion.

7. Role playing

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• 8.Project method.• 9. Field Trip method.• 11. Computer Assisted Learning.• 12. Micro Teaching.• 13. Self Instructional Module.• 14. Simulation.• 15. Case Method.• 16. Clinical Teaching method.• 17. Nursing Rounds & Reports.

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• 18. Workshop.

• 19. Exhibition.

• 20. Programmed Instruction.

• 21. Problem Based Learning.

• 22. Problem Solving.

• 23. Self Directed Learning.

• 24. Nursing Rounds.

• 25. Nursing Assignment.

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• 27. Conference.(Nursing Care Conference, Individual

Conference, Health Team Conference).

• 28. Process Recording.• 29. Morning and Afternoon

Reports.• 30. Application of computers in

Nursing.

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