Teaching Methods in Pakistan Studies: Lecture Method Overview

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Understanding the Lecture Method as a teaching approach in Pakistan Studies, focusing on its characteristics, benefits, limitations, and objectives. Explore the importance of planning lectures effectively to engage students and enhance learning outcomes.


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  1. Unit 3 Methods of Teaching Pakistan Studies Week 5 and 6 Lectures: 13,14,15,16,17 and 18

  2. Lecture 13

  3. Introduction Method may be defined as a systematic procedure adopted for the attainment of some specific objectives. The term teaching method refers to the general principles, pedagogy and management strategies used for classroom instruction.

  4. CONT The need for right methods of teaching cannot be underestimated in an ideal system of education. Infact the problem of method can no more be ignored in any system of educational philosophy and practice than that of the aim of the curriculum. Even the best curriculum and the most perfect syllabus remains ineffective unless quickened into life by the right methods of teaching.

  5. Methods of teaching Pakis Studies Lecture Method. Discussion Method. Project Method. Team Teaching Method. Demonstration method

  6. Lecture Method This is a method which is generally followed in colleges and schools with big classes. In this method only the teacher talks, the students are passive listeners and they do not take any active part. Although this method is attractive, economical speedy, useful for factual information and logical sequence yet it has certain, limitations that it is memory based, emphasizes spoon feeding, too rapid, without learning by doing, authoritarian and fails to develop critical thinking.

  7. CONT In lecture method only the teacher talks & students are passive listeners. Since the student do not actively participate in this method of teaching, this is a teacher controlled & information centered method. Lecture method is most commonly followed in colleges and in schools in big classes. This methodis not quite suitable to realize the real aim of teaching science.

  8. Objectives We use this method because of the following objectives: To clarify To extend contents For the purpose of review

  9. PLANNING THE LECTURE Before starting to prepare a lecture, the teacher must be able to answer four basic questions:- Who is your audience?-Who What is the purpose of your lecture?-Why How much time is available- How long What is the subject matter?-What

  10. Steps The lecture follows some specific steps through which it is carried out. Planning of a lecture Presentation of a lecture Introduction of a lecture Development phase Evaluation

  11. Lecture 14

  12. Merits of Lecture Method Economical Time Saving Teacher s work become easier Useful for factual information Develops listening skills Useful for brilliant students Assists other methods

  13. Demerits of Lecture Method Students are passive No surety of students understanding Weak students cannot follow No learning by doing Individual differences are not cared Authoritarian method

  14. Discussion method The word discuss has been derived from the Latin root discutere , which means to shake or strike. Thus discussion refers to thoroughly shaking up the subject, that is, examining it thoroughly to reach a conclusion. A discussion is an activity of sitting and talking about a specific subject.

  15. CONT A discussion method is the means by which people share experiences, ideas and attitudes. Discussion method enable to engage in an orderly verbal interchange and to express thoughts on a particular subject.

  16. Discussion Method The discussion method of teaching is a process in which small groups assemble to communicate with each other, using speaking, listening and nonverbal processes in order to achieve instructional objectives. The most common type of collaborative method of teaching in a class is classroom discussion. It is also a democratic way of handling a class, where each student is given equal opportunity to interact and put forth their views. A discussion taking place in a classroom can be either facilitated by a teacher or by a student. A discussion could also follow a presentation or a demonstration. Class discussions can enhance student understanding, add context to academic content, broaden student perspectives, highlight opposing viewpoints, reinforce knowledge, build confidence, and support community in learning.

  17. CONT Discussion involves two-way communication between participants. In the classroom situation a teacher and students all participate in discussion. During discussion, the teacher spends some time listening while the students spend sometimes talking. The discussion is, therefore, a more active learning experience for the students than the lecture.

  18. Characteristics Ensure maximum participation. Students have the opportunity to criticize and evaluate. Logical and meaningful criticism should be accepted. Students should anchor the discussion themselves. Keeping teachers as guide. Teacher selects the topic only with the help of students.

  19. CONT Teacher divides the class in to different groups and gives the topic of the discussion to each group. Every group has a leader to anchor and conduct the discussion. Students who have leadership quality should be selected for anchoring. Relevant topic should only be considered. In the end, teacher draws the conclusion of the discussion with the help of leaders.

  20. Advantages Discussion method can develop following abilities among students: Thinking and communicating powers Leadership quality Expression ability Problem solving ability Creativity Motivation and confidence

  21. CONT Increase students interest Increases students acceptance and commitments. Utilizes student knowledge and experience. Results in more permanent learning because of high degree of student participation.

  22. Disadvantages Require highly skilled instructor. Requires preparation by student. Limits content. Consumes time. Restricts size of groups.

  23. Lecture 15

  24. Demonstration method Demonstrating, which is also called the coaching style or the Lecture-cum-Demonstration method, is the process of teaching through examples or experiments. It is one of traditional method. This is also known as Chalk and talk method. In this method Teacher is active and learners are passive. Lecture-cum-demonstration includes the merits of the lecture as well as demonstration method. Demonstration means to show . In Lecture method teacher just tells but in demonstration method teacher shows and illustrates certain fundamental phenomena.

  25. Characteristics Characteristics of good demonstration: Visibility & Clear cut Convincing & Rehearsal Supplemented with other teaching aids Asking relevant questions Neat, clean and tidiness Simple and speedy Teacher to act as performer

  26. Advantages Advantages of Lecture-cum-Demonstration Method: Save time and money. Student participation. Helpful to promote useful discussion. Activity method Can be presented to large groups. Builds confidence Reduces damages and waste. Promotes safety.

  27. Disadvantages Require careful preparation and rehearsal. Requires special classroom arrangements. Requires tools and equipment. Requires large block. Requires more instructors. Visibility: Visibility is main problem for a teacher because all the students may not be able to see the details and results of a demonstration Speed of experiment: Either too fast or too slow speed of demonstration sometimes may create trouble Ignore individual difference: This method totally ignores the main principle of psychology. Not useful for developing scientific attitude

  28. Lecture 16

  29. Project method Project method is one of the modern method of teaching in which, the students point of view is given importance in designing the curricula and content of studies. This method is based on the philosophy of Pragmatism and the principle of Learning by doing . In this strategy pupils perform constructive activities in natural condition. A project is a list of real life that has been imparted into the school. It demands work from the pupils.

  30. Characteristics It takes the student beyond the walls of the class room. It is carried out in a natural setting, thus making learning realistic and experiential. It encourages investigative learning and solution of practical problems. It is focused on the student as it enlists his/her active involvement in the task set. Teacher plays a facilitative role rather than the role of an expert.

  31. CONT Teacher plays a facilitative role rather than the role of an expert. It allows the students a great degree of freedom to choose from among the options given to them; hence it provides a psychological boost. It encourages the spirit of research in the student.

  32. Steps of project method 1. Creating Situation: In the first step teacher creates the proper situation to the students in the class. He puts up the knowledge about the project method procedure, steps, and uses to the students. A project should arise out of a need felt by students and it should never be forced on them. It should be purposeful and significant.

  33. CONT 2. Selection of the problem The teacher helps the students to select the problem and guide them. Students are having freedom to choose the topic or problem based on their interest and ability. 3. Planning: The teacher discuss with the students about the problem in various angles and points. After the free expression of the students opinion about the problem, the teacher writes down the whole program of action stepwise on the blackboard.

  34. CONT In the process of planning teacher has to act only as a guide and should give suggestions at times but actual planning be left to the students. 4. Execution The students are stating their work in this step. They are collecting the relevant information and materials at first. The teacher should give the time and right to the students according to their own speed, interest and ability.

  35. CONT Evaluation of the project should be done both by the pupils and the teachers. Here the students evaluating their task. They determine whether the objects are achieved or not. After that they criticize and express their feeling about the task freely. The evaluation of the project has to be done in the light of plans, difficulties in the execution and achieved results.

  36. Lecture 17

  37. Reporting and Recording It is the last step of the project method in which each and every step of the work are reported. The reported things are recorded in a certain order in a book form. It should include the proposal, plan and its discussion, duties allotted to different students and how far they were carried out by them. It should also include the details of places visited and surveyed guidance for future and all other possible details. The book formatted report is submitted to the teacher at the end.

  38. Advantages Based on psychological principal Child centered Fulfils the needs of all students Promotes critical thinking Links with real life situation Promotes social development Working at own pace Democratic method

  39. CONT Time consuming All syllabus cannot be covered Costly Need teacher expertise No systematic coverage of curriculum Material not available

  40. Team Teaching Team teaching is a method of coordinated classroom teaching involving a team of teachers working together with a single group of students.

  41. Types of team teaching A team of teachers from same department. A team of teachers from inter-department but from the same institutions. A team of teachers from inter-institution. 1. 2. 3.

  42. Lecture 18

  43. Objectives of team teaching To make the best use of experts of teacher under team teaching To improve the quality of teaching. it involves two or more experts of the subject to teach same group simultaneously. To develop the feelings of co-operation or group work in teaching learning situation. To help the students, to satisfy the needs and difficulties relating to the special content. To develop the, sense of shared responsibility in teaching and evaluation of students learning outcome. To minimize the scope of teaching wrong things to the students.

  44. Advantages of team teaching Utilizes the competencies of the teachers. Creates learning environment. Opportunity for free discussion Development of social relationship Opportunity for teachers to develop professional status Learners are benefited by the special knowledge by various teachers It considers the need and difficulty of students. Its an economical teaching device It utilizes the teaching aids and equipments of teaching in an appropriate manner Bring excellence in teaching.

  45. Disadvantages of team teaching 1. Difficult to seek co-operation among teachers 2. Feasible in practice to assign powers. 3. No mutual regard and respect among teachers every teacher consider himself as an expert of the subject 4. Generally they are of the opinion in western countries not here in Pakistan or India.

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