Techniques in teaching Science:
Technique means more or less related to process. It shows way of doing something. Inclusive of a process.
Types of techniques are:
1. Discussion
2. Observation
3. Demonstration
1. Demonstration:
Based on the principle of vision – observation. It is short & simple. Less precision & accuracy. Teach by showing. Foster better understanding. Accompany by explanation of phenomenon.
Rules / Do’s:
2. Practice demonstration before going to the class
3. Skills require like explanation, demonstration.
4. Material should be ready. Preparation is must.
Advantages:
1. Economical – one person demonstrate & others as observer.
2. Foster better understanding
3. Enhance comprehensive ability of students
2 Observation:
Observation means to look at carefully. It is a important modern technique because it helps us understand the world around & predict things.. Subjective process because skill of observation differ from person to person. Based on principle of vision + analytical thinking. Based on principle of seeing. It is said to be seed forany discovery or invention. Observation just not mean seeing, thinking but able to conclude(expressing)
3 Discussion:
Discussion means to share, to discuss, to talk about scientific principles. Example Light & vision, functioning of eye. Mainly applied to sciences when topics are closed to life. Example pollution, deforestation etc. Discuss in small bits. Example ohm’s law – what is ohm’s law. Discuss & solve problems, balance reaction etc. Based on principle of sharing ideas & constant thinking.
Use with other teaching learning material. Frame questions for discussion. Fixed points of reference discussion
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