SIMULATED TEACHING PREPARED BY - SUMANA METYA MEANING OF SIMULATED TEACHING It is a training technique used to change the behaviour of the pupils. It is used before the practice of class teaching. It is a role-playing technique. Desirable
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SIMULATED TEACHING PREPARED BY - SUMANA METYA<br>
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MEANING OF SIMULATED TEACHING It is a training technique used to change the behaviour of the pupils.
It is used before the practice of class teaching.
It is a role-playing technique.
Desirable behaviour can be achieved through the role-playing in the artificial situations.
The teaching skills acquired by this method in the artificial situations may be used while teaching in the real classroom situations.<br>
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CHARACTERISTICS It may be used as a rehearsal before starting real classroom teaching.
It facilitates an effective feedback.
It is considered very easy.
It is effective in practising the teaching skills for the pupil-teachers.
It may be used in the research work.<br>
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PROCEDURE The pupil-teachers play the role of both pupils and teachers. One pupil acts as a teacher and others play the role of pupils in the class.
Small topics are taught whose teaching duration ranges from 10 to 15 minutes.
A discussion on teaching method and teaching tactics takes place after this teaching span. Now the pupil teacher who plays the role of the teacher goes amongst the pupil – teachers and plays the role of a pupil. Some other pupil teacher now acts as a teacher.
After a teching task of 10-15 minutes, the discussion functions as a feedback to the pupil-teachers.<br>
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STEPS Assignment of roles
Selection and discussion of social skill for practice
Preparation of work schedule
Determination of observation technique
Organisation of first practice session
Altering the procedure<br>
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ADVANTAGES A relationship between the theory and practice is established.
Provides an opportunity to the student teachers to study and analyse critical teaching problems.
Helps in gaining the advantages of classroom manners.
Helps in understanding the behavioural problems of classroom and in advancing solutions to those problems.
Provides feedback to the student teachers and provides insight to take a decision about their own teaching activities.
Provides an opportunity to rapportise different types of questions.
Confidence in teaching is developed to encounter the face to face situation in pupil – teacher.<br>
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Cont. Helps in getting mastery over different social skills and teaching skills relevant to classroom situation.
Provides an occasion for trainees to play the role of a teacher, student and supervisor.
The best replacement of demonstration lesson.<br>
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LIMITATIONS It can not be used for the curricula of all the subjects.
It involves very costly audio-visual aids.
In the role of an observer, the pupil-teacher may commit mistakes in the recording.
The concentration of pupils’ mind is necessary in the learning process. It lacks the seriousness of the teachers.
The pupil-teachers need much preparation. There are few teachers who opt for extra work-load.
Sometimes the practice of teaching skills such as the skill of asking questions becomes difficult for many pupil – teachers.
It can not be used in the case of young children.<br>
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PRECAUTIONS Participation of the pupil-teachers of the same subject in the practice session.
Preparation of micro lesson-plan by the pupil-teachers before starting the practice.
Giving every pupil-teacher an opportunity of playing the roles of the teacher and the observer.
Presence of the teacher and the observer is necessary.
Discussion after the teaching is over<br>
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REFERENCES Teacher Education- Principles, Theories and Practices—Shashi Prabha Sharma<br>
