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The document discusses several teaching approaches and methods that are generally accepted, including experiential learning where students learn by doing, problem-solving by employing the scientific method, and constructivist approaches where students construct new meaning through interaction between prior and new knowledge. Some specific strategies mentioned are inquiry teaching where teachers pose problems for students to solve, concept mapping to organize concepts visually, and role-playing debates to present contradicting ideas.
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TEACHING APPROACHES, METHODS, STRATEGIES & TECHNIQUES
The document discusses several teaching approaches and methods that are generally accepted, including experiential learning where students learn by doing, problem-solving by employing the scientific method, and constructivist approaches where students construct new meaning through interaction between prior and new knowledge. Some specific strategies mentioned are inquiry teaching where teachers pose problems for students to solve, concept mapping to organize concepts visually, and role-playing debates to present contradicting ideas.
The document discusses several teaching approaches and methods that are generally accepted, including experiential learning where students learn by doing, problem-solving by employing the scientific method, and constructivist approaches where students construct new meaning through interaction between prior and new knowledge. Some specific strategies mentioned are inquiry teaching where teachers pose problems for students to solve, concept mapping to organize concepts visually, and role-playing debates to present contradicting ideas.
TECHNIQUES HONEY S. JAPOS GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES • Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• Experiential Learning -students acquire knowledge and
skills through direct observations and analysis of what has been observed. It is the process of formulating new insights and gaining new skills from direct experiences with natural occurrences and interactions with the environment; “learning by doing”. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• Problem-Solving – employs scientific method in
searching for information. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• The Constructivist Approach – learners construct
meaning through the interaction of previous learning and new learning events provided by the teacher. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• The Constructivist Approach • Review – a recount of observations done in the past learning activity that is being connected to the new lesson to be introduced. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• The Constructivist Approach • Inquiry teaching – The teacher poses a problem, asks questions, and facilitates open discussion to draw conclusion. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• The Constructivist Approach • Reflection - The learner gains new interpretations and conclusions by recapturing an experience, thinking about it, and evaluating it. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• Inquiry Teaching – students seek answers to their
own questions through self-directed learning activities by following the scientific method. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• Synectics - students formulate analogies in
analyzing learning situations for new ideas and solutions. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• Constructing Projects – a “self-directed study”
which requires the students to present in concrete form the result of a research done. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• Collections – uses the skill in sorting and
classifying according to a criterion. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• Consequence Mapping – involves the visual
organization of the consequences of an event given by the teacher. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• Concept Mapping – involves the visual
organization of concepts or summary of a lesson into hierarchical arrangement. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• Role-play Debate – the students present
contradicting ideas which are assigned and planned of the discussion. GENERALLY ACCEPTED METHODS/APPROACHES/STRATEGIES
• Indirect / Discovery Strategies
• Poster Making – the students presents their
learning through posters which can be in words or in pictures/ drawings.