The document discusses the role of media in instruction for both regular students and students with exceptionalities. It outlines several benefits of using media in the classroom, such as stimulating interest, engaging students in active learning, and providing a richer learning experience. Media can also help students acquire and retain knowledge more effectively by making lessons more interactive and meaningful. For exceptional students specifically, adapted media can help them learn more effectively and achieve their highest potential regardless of innate abilities.
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The document discusses the role of media in instruction for both regular students and students with exceptionalities. It outlines several benefits of using media in the classroom, such as stimulating interest, engaging students in active learning, and providing a richer learning experience. Media can also help students acquire and retain knowledge more effectively by making lessons more interactive and meaningful. For exceptional students specifically, adapted media can help them learn more effectively and achieve their highest potential regardless of innate abilities.
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UNIVERSTY OF EDUCATION
Submitted by: Saman Khalid (B.Ed. Hons SPED)
Semester: 5th B Roll no: BSF2000391 Submitted to: Prof. Humayun Bhatti Course: Production of Resource Materia
Topic: The Role of Media in Instruction
The Role of Media in Instruction:
Media can serve many roles in the instructional process. Understanding the purpose of media, effective planning of instruction, and systematic evaluation of media will enable the teachers to make a careful choice of media to use for instruction. Existing media resources can be used within lectures to stimulate interest in and develop knowledge of the material being taught. This traditional approach is teacher- centric, and information is pushed to the learner. Media allows the instructor to ease the transfer of expert knowledge to novice learners. Existing media resources can also be used to engage students and ease active learning strategies which promote deeper learning. For example, media provides a useful platform for teaching with cases, cooperative learning, problem solving, and for giving more interactive lecture demonstrations. Media in the classroom engage students in learning and provide a richer experience. Interactive media, such as SMART Boards, allow students to move items around on a screen for illustrative purposes, a definite plus for those who are considered visual learners. It helps students in greater acquisition of knowledge and ensures longer retention of the gained knowledge. This is mainly because it provides interactive learning environment due to which learning experiences becomes more meaningful and sat It easily motivates the learners because it enhances a multisensory interest and thereby learning becomes more immediate and productive. It gives classroom instructions a more scientific base and enables teachers to transfer the knowledge in an organized way and more systematically. It is appropriate teaching tools which helps teachers to draw and fix the attention of students towards teaching. Attention and concentration betters’ students learning and improves classroom discipline. It enhances comprehension skills, and the clarity of communication can be enhanced by using them. It helps in stirring the imaginational, thinking process and the reasoning power of the students. It helps the teachers to save their time and energy. Since these effective materials can clarify the concepts easily, lots of time and energy can be saved by it. It also serves as ideal tools to review the learning outcome and to evaluate the completeness of certain learning. They open out greater scope for interactive learning and offers opportunities of individual learning. Media in Instructions for Exceptional Students: Media play a key role in the education of students with exceptionalities. Adapted and specially designed media can contribute enormously to effective instruction of all students and can help achieve at their highest potential regardless of their innate abilities. Individuals with disabilities such as mental retardation need highly structured learning situations because their prior knowledge and ability to incorporate messages into mental constructs is limited. Students who are hearing impaired, blind, or visually impaired require various kinds of learning materials. Gifted and talented students can use videotape and other media to explore topics beyond or in addition to that covered by other students in the class. They can also use the Internet to search for information related to topics being covered in class or for their own personal interests and hobbies.
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