5 effective teaching methods - advantages and disadvantages!
5 effective teaching methods - advantages and disadvantages!
What is your teaching method? Here are some effective teaching methods for your classroom, as well as their advantages and disadvantages.
What do you need to know about your teaching style?
Although it is not the teacher's job to entertain students, it is vital that they be involved in the learning process. Choosing a style that meets the needs of different students and at different levels of education begins with personal self-assessment - the strengths and weaknesses of the teacher. As they develop their teaching styles and integrate them with effective management skills in the classroom, teachers gradually learn what works best for them as the individuals and curricula they have.
1. Authority or "lecture style":
The model of authority is aimed at the teacher and is often
accompanied by lectures on the topic or one-way presentations. Students are
expected to take notes and accept the information. Advantages - This style is acceptable for certain disciplines and audiences. Mostly part of higher
education institutions, where information is presented at a higher level and to
more people. Disadvantages - This model is not very safe when working with children, because there is no connection with the teacher. In addition, it can be a little annoying. That is why it is recommended when working with older and more narrowly oriented students.
accompanied by lectures on the topic or one-way presentations. Students are
expected to take notes and accept the information. Advantages - This style is acceptable for certain disciplines and audiences. Mostly part of higher
education institutions, where information is presented at a higher level and to
more people. Disadvantages - This model is not very safe when working with children, because there is no connection with the teacher. In addition, it can be a little annoying. That is why it is recommended when working with older and more narrowly oriented students.
2. Demonstrator or "coaching style":
The demonstrator generally retains the role of authority, but he clearly shows students exactly what they need to know. Lessons are most often accompanied by multimedia presentations, activities and demonstrations.
Advantages.
This style allows the teacher to include various activities in their lessons, as well as presentations.
Disadvantages.
It is more difficult for all students in large classrooms to adapt to it.
3. Leading or "active style":
This type of teachers encourage self-learning (reaching knowledge by performing a certain activity by the student in an independent form). Thus, they must develop critical thinking and memorize knowledge, as well as learn to control themselves. Of course, the teacher guides, answers questions and gives instructions leads them to knowledge.
Benefits.
This style helps students ask questions and develop skills to find answers and solutions through research. This is the ideal style for teaching science.
This type of teachers encourage self-learning (reaching knowledge by performing a certain activity by the student in an independent form). Thus, they must develop critical thinking and memorize knowledge, as well as learn to control themselves. Of course, the teacher guides, answers questions and gives instructions leads them to knowledge.
Benefits.
This style helps students ask questions and develop skills to find answers and solutions through research. This is the ideal style for teaching science.
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