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Method - Objectives of Teaching Life Science

The document discusses two methods of teaching life science - the inductive method and deductive method. The inductive method moves from specific observations to broader generalizations, while the deductive method moves from general principles to specific conclusions. It provides the advantages and disadvantages of each method, noting that the inductive method is more time-consuming but allows for deeper analysis, while the deductive method is faster but risks incomplete verification.

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Method - Objectives of Teaching Life Science

The document discusses two methods of teaching life science - the inductive method and deductive method. The inductive method moves from specific observations to broader generalizations, while the deductive method moves from general principles to specific conclusions. It provides the advantages and disadvantages of each method, noting that the inductive method is more time-consuming but allows for deeper analysis, while the deductive method is faster but risks incomplete verification.

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Objectives of

Teaching
Life Science

Dr. Tapan Kr. Dutta


Panskura Banamali College
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Logical Method
of Teaching
1. Inductive Method
2. Deductive Method
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1. Inductive Method
- Plato
Particular idea General idea
Logical approaches
1. Recognition of Problems
2. Analysis of Problem
3. Collection of Facts
4. Analysis of Facts
5. Formulation of Hypothesis 4
Inductive Method
Example
Subject: Stem
1. Recognition of Problems
2. Analysis of Problem
3. Collection of Facts
4. Analysis of Facts
5. Formulation of Hypothesis 5
Inductive Method
Advantages
1. Help to Mental Development of Child
2. Scope of application of Knowledge,
Thinking and Analysis of Problem
3. Activity increases due to involvement
4. Concretized the clear-cut idea
5. Increase the retention time of memory
6. Helps in the higher education
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Inductive Method
Disadvantages
1. Time taking process
2. Laborious to teacher
3. Both T&S requires higher intelligences
4. Impossible to complete knowledge
5. Incomplete observation and analysis
for Immature students
6. Possibilities of mistakes in case of any
inference from this
7. Helps in the higher education 7
2. Deductive Method
- Aristotle
General idea Particular idea
Logical approaches
1. Hypothesis given as an example
2. Analysis of Facts
3. Collection of Facts
4. Analysis of Problem
5. Recognition of Problems 8
Deductive Method
Example
Subject: Stem
1. Recognition of Problems
2. Analysis of Problem
3. Collection of Facts
4. Analysis of Facts
5. Formulation of Hypothesis 9
Deductive Method
Advantages
1. Less time taking process
2. Less laborious to teacher
3. Most easy process to teach
4. Concretized the quite clear idea
5. Increase the retention time
6. Helps in the higher education

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Deductive Method
Disadvantages
1. There is a scope of verification of
validity, reliability and its application
2. Scientific laws become very clear
3. Due to non application of mind it is
less interesting to students

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