EFFECTIVE
TEACHING - LEARNING
Prof. (Dr.) B.L.HANDOO
EDUCATIONAL INNOVATOR
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
• Beranard’s Paradigm of Teaching and Learning
Relationship
Pupil Teache
r
Learning
Learning
Process
Learning Process And Teacher Taught Interaction
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
• MAIN FOCUS OF TEACHING IS TO
FACILITATE LEARNING.
• WHEN THERE IS TEACHING, LEARNING
MUST BE THERE.
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
TEACHING
A SET OF ACTIONS
TO INDUCE LEARNING.
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
LEARNING
• A RELATIVELY
PERMANENT
CHANGE
IN BEHAVIOUR.
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
• “TEACHING ACTIVITIES
NEED TO BE DESIGNED AND
PERFORMED TO PRODUCE
CHANGE IN STUDENT
BEHAVIOUR”.
CLARK
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
• TEACHING IS
A SOCIAL
ACTIVITY.
• LEARNING IS
AN INDIVIDUAL
ACTIVITY.
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
“THE PROCESS OF TEACHING
AND LEARNING MUST BE
ADAPTED TO EACH OTHER SO
AS TO MAKE WHATEVER
COMBINATION OF PROCEDURES
PAY OFF BEST.”
GAGNE
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
1
1
1
0
9
1
2
5
6
8
7 4
31
2
1
1
Curriculu
m
Educational
Programme
Learning
(Student)
Teaching
(Teacher)
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
“TEACHING ACTIVITIES:
 LECTURE,
 QUESTION – ANSWERS,
 DISCUSSION,
 DISCOVERY AND ASSIGNMENTS
AIM TO ACHIEVE
COGNITIVE, AFFECTIVE AND
PSYCHOMOTOR GOALS”.
B. S. BLOOM
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
• “THERE IS NO TEACHING
WITHOUT LEARNING
AND LEARNING MAY BE
WITHOUT TEACHING”.
THOMAS GREEN
STAGE-I
Pre-Active
Stage
STAGE-2
Inter-Active
Stage
STAGE-3
Post-Active
Stage
TEACHING
STAGE-I
Pre-Active
Stage
Fixing up Goals &
Content
Decision about
Strategies
Diagnosis of the
Learners
Actions and
Reactions
Appropriate Testing
Devices
Feedback and
Testing
TEACHING PHASES OPERATIONS
PHASES OF TEACHING ----- Philip. W. Jackson
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
Need of Relating Teaching to
Learning:-
• Teaching can be made effective by
relating it to learning.
• Teaching objectives can be identified in
behavioural terms and appropriate
learning situations created to realize
these objectives.
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
EDUCATIONA
L
OBJECTIVES
LEARNING
EXPERIENCES
EVALUATION
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
“Teaching means arranging
conditions of learning that are
external to the learner.
These conditions need to be
constructed in a stage by stage;
each stage is the just acquired
capabilities of the learner, the
requirement for retention for
these capabilities”
GAGNE
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
Eight different types of situations in which human
learning conditions have been identified
• Signal Learning
• Stimulus – Response Learning.
• Chain Learning.
• Verbal Association Learning.
• Discrimination Learning.
• Concept Learning.
• Rule Learning.
• Problem Solving.
EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING
Section 2 : Educational & Support
Processes
2.2 Curriculum
2.2.1 Teaching Learning Process
2.2.2 Examination & assessment
2.2.3 Social & career development
2.2.4 Physical development
2.2.5 Ethical Values
If I can not
learn the
way you
teach, will
you teach
me the way
I can learn?

Effective Teaching Learning

  • 1.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING - LEARNING Prof.(Dr.) B.L.HANDOO EDUCATIONAL INNOVATOR
  • 2.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING • Beranard’s Paradigm of Teaching and Learning Relationship Pupil Teache r Learning Learning Process Learning Process And Teacher Taught Interaction
  • 3.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING • MAIN FOCUS OF TEACHING IS TO FACILITATE LEARNING. • WHEN THERE IS TEACHING, LEARNING MUST BE THERE.
  • 4.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING TEACHING A SET OF ACTIONS TO INDUCE LEARNING.
  • 5.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING LEARNING • A RELATIVELY PERMANENT CHANGE IN BEHAVIOUR.
  • 6.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING • “TEACHING ACTIVITIES NEED TO BE DESIGNED AND PERFORMED TO PRODUCE CHANGE IN STUDENT BEHAVIOUR”. CLARK
  • 7.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING • TEACHING IS A SOCIAL ACTIVITY. • LEARNING IS AN INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY.
  • 8.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING “THE PROCESS OF TEACHING AND LEARNING MUST BE ADAPTED TO EACH OTHER SO AS TO MAKE WHATEVER COMBINATION OF PROCEDURES PAY OFF BEST.” GAGNE
  • 9.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING 1 1 1 0 9 1 2 5 6 8 7 4 31 2 1 1 Curriculu m Educational Programme Learning (Student) Teaching (Teacher)
  • 10.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING “TEACHING ACTIVITIES:  LECTURE,  QUESTION – ANSWERS,  DISCUSSION,  DISCOVERY AND ASSIGNMENTS AIM TO ACHIEVE COGNITIVE, AFFECTIVE AND PSYCHOMOTOR GOALS”. B. S. BLOOM
  • 11.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING • “THERE IS NO TEACHING WITHOUT LEARNING AND LEARNING MAY BE WITHOUT TEACHING”. THOMAS GREEN
  • 12.
    STAGE-I Pre-Active Stage STAGE-2 Inter-Active Stage STAGE-3 Post-Active Stage TEACHING STAGE-I Pre-Active Stage Fixing up Goals& Content Decision about Strategies Diagnosis of the Learners Actions and Reactions Appropriate Testing Devices Feedback and Testing TEACHING PHASES OPERATIONS PHASES OF TEACHING ----- Philip. W. Jackson
  • 13.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING Need of Relating Teaching to Learning:- • Teaching can be made effective by relating it to learning. • Teaching objectives can be identified in behavioural terms and appropriate learning situations created to realize these objectives.
  • 14.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING EDUCATIONA L OBJECTIVES LEARNING EXPERIENCES EVALUATION
  • 15.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING “Teaching means arranging conditions of learning that are external to the learner. These conditions need to be constructed in a stage by stage; each stage is the just acquired capabilities of the learner, the requirement for retention for these capabilities” GAGNE
  • 16.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING Eight different types of situations in which human learning conditions have been identified • Signal Learning • Stimulus – Response Learning. • Chain Learning. • Verbal Association Learning. • Discrimination Learning. • Concept Learning. • Rule Learning. • Problem Solving.
  • 17.
    EFFECTIVE TEACHING -LEARNING Section 2 : Educational & Support Processes 2.2 Curriculum 2.2.1 Teaching Learning Process 2.2.2 Examination & assessment 2.2.3 Social & career development 2.2.4 Physical development 2.2.5 Ethical Values
  • 18.
    If I cannot learn the way you teach, will you teach me the way I can learn?