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What is declarative knowledge?

Declarative knowledge: Facts and concepts are there in this kind of knowledge.

What is an enabling skills?

Enabling skills are those skills which are required to achieve a certain goal.

What are independent enabling skills?

Independent enabling skills are those which are prerequisite actually.

What is inclusion?

In inclusion, we say that there is same learning for all the students.

What is Presentation?

Presentation is a teaching method where a teacher presents concepts and procedures.

What is the difference between a method and a strategy?

METHOD: To teach certain content to the students. Strategy: It is method which helps to achieve your
objective.

What is concept?

Concepts are basically ideas; they could be one word ideas, two word ideas, any statements or
generalizations.

What is set?

Set is a readiness for action.

What is Affective domain?

The affective domain describes learning objectives that emphasize a feeling tone, an emotion, or a
degree of acceptance or rejection.

What is the meaning of perception?

Perception means attending to a stimulus.

What is a metaphor?

A figure of speech describing something with implied terms.

What is criteria?

Characteristics used to categorize or rate ideas or products.


What is learning?

The acquisition of knowledge or skills through experience, practice, or study, or by being taught is called
learning.

What is a school culture?

The environment of a school, including its values, management systems, communication styles, and
interpersonal relationships.

What is the use of taxonomy?

Taxonomies may be used to decide what to teach, how to teach and how to evaluate teaching.”
(Marzano, Pickering, and Pollock 2001)

What is the purpose of objective?

The purpose of objective is to communicate the exact intent of a lesson.

What is performance objectives?

Performance objectives are precise statements of what we expect students to do.

What is holistic development of a child?

A holistic approach to child development seeks to simultaneously address the


physical,emotional,relational,intellectual,and spiritual aspects of a child life.

What is Planning?

The process of setting goals, developing strategies, and outlining tasks and schedules to accomplish the
goals is called planning.

What is formal education?

A formal education comprises of a basic education that a person receives at school

What is informal education?

Informal means unofficial and it takes place outside of the standard school setting

What is long term planning?

Long term Planning that is a planning of one year of a school.


What are the foundations of curriculum?

There are three foundations of curriculum: sociological, philosophical and psychological.

What is standard?

To discover and understand a variety of text types through tasks which require multiple reading and
thinking strategies for comprehension, fluency and enjoyment is called a standard.

What are prerequisite skills

The skills or knowledge students must have before they begin a new learning experience.

What is equation of planning?

Planning = Content + Method

What is a lesson plan?

A lesson plan defines objective, plans materials, resources and activities are mobilized for the efficient
attainment of the selected objectives; and finally, evaluation criteria is also identified.

What is Zone of Proximal Development

The difference between the intellectual level a child can reach on his or her own and the level that can
be reached with expert assistance.

What is active learning?

Any of a wide range of teaching strategies that engage the learner in the instruction taking place, such
as working on problems in small groups, as opposed to passive methods such as seat work or listening to
a lecture.

What is sequencing?

The art of developing logical plan for instructional activities is called sequencing.

What does behavioral perspective means?

An educational approach that stresses changing student actions by rewarding and reinforcing desired
actions and outcomes.

What are the content forms?

Content forms: - Facts - Concepts - Generalizations


What is procedural knowledge?

Knowledge of processes (how), as opposed to knowledge of content (what). Also called process
knowledge.

What is declarative knowledge?

Knowledge of content (what), such as facts, defi nitions, and concepts, as opposed to knowledge of
processes (how). Also called content knowledge.

What is metacognition?

Conscious awareness of one’s own thinking and learning process.

What is equity?

A moral rationale that all children should be given the same opportunities to succeed in school.

What is physical diversity?

The variety of individuals’ physical traits, such as height, weight, appearance, and physical ability.
EDU301 - General Methods of Teaching

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