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Methodology of teaching science / Sonika Rajan.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Rajan, Sonika.
Series:
Always learning.
Always learning
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Science--Study and teaching.
Science.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (1 v.) : ill.
Edition:
1st edition
Place of Publication:
New Delhi, India : Pearson, 2012.
System Details:
text file
Summary:
Methodology of Teaching Science will provide readers with a solid foundation on which to build expertise in teaching of the subject. This text does a comprehensive examination by introducing students to science as a school subject. It covers aspects like instructional planning, unit planning, teaching aids, curriculum planning and science laboratories. It also outlines the role of a science teacher in developing a students' scientific aptitude and approach.
Contents:
Cover
Contents
Preface
About the Author
Chapter 1: Science as a School Subject
Introduction
Nature of Science
Science as a Process
Science as a Product
Importance and Values of Science
Science Education in India
Summary
Questions
Chapter 2: Aims and Objectives of Teaching Science
Taxonomy of Educational Objectives
I. Cognitive Domain (Knowledge and Intellectual Skill)
II. Affective Domain
III. Psychomotor Domain
Writing the Teaching Objectives in Behavioural Terms
Behavioural Objectives in Cognitive Domain
Behavioural Objectives in Affective Domain
Behavioural Objectives in Psychomotor Domain
The Importance and Need for Writing the Objectives in Behavioural Terms
Chapter 3: Instructional Planning in Science Teaching
Need for Instructional Planning
Types of Instructional Planning
Steps in Instructional Planning
1. Content Analysis
2. Presentation of the Content
3. Teaching Aids
4. Specific Tasks for One Period
Chapter 4: Methods of Teaching Science
Selection of an Appropriate Method
Methods of Teaching Science
1. Lecture Method
2. Demonstration Method
3. Lecture-cum-Demonstration Method
4. Laboratory Method
5. Heuristic Method
6. Project Method
7. Problem Solving Method
8. Assignment Method
9. Question Answer Method
10. Role Playing Method
11. Brain Storming Method
Chapter 5: Unit Planning and Lesson Planning
Unit Planning
Lesson Planning
Chapter 6: Teaching Aids in Science
Need and Importance of Teaching Aids
Types of Teaching Aids
I. On the Basis of the Sense Organs Involved.
II. On the Basis of the Size of learner Groups
III. On the Basis of Learners' Control over Teaching Aids
IV. On the Basis of the Experience Provided by an Aid
Dale's Cone of Experience
Effective Use of Teaching Aids
Chapter 7: Curriculum in Science
Aims of Science Education and Curriculum Organization-Critical Analysis
I. Primary Stage
II. Middle Stage
III. Secondary Stage
IV. Senior Secondary Stage
Principles of Curriculum Construction
I. Principle of Child Centeredness
II. Principle of Integration of Science
III. Principle of Flexibility
IV. Principle of Community Centeredness
V. Principle of Activity Centeredness
VI. Principle of Creativity
VII. Principle of Preservation of Culture
Chapter 8: Science Laboratory
Importance of a Science Laboratory
Characteristics of a Good Science Laboratory
Ideal Science Laboratory Design
Guidelines for Teachers
Maintenance of Records
Laboratory Discipline
Common Accidents and Their Remedies
1. Burns
2. Cuts
3. Eye Injuries
4. Poison
5. Inhalation of Gases
6. Fire
Precautions in a Science Laboratory
Chapter 9: Evaluation in Science
Measurement Versus Assessment Versus Evaluation
I. Measurement
II. Assessment
III. Evaluation
Purpose of Evaluation
Techniques of Evaluation
I. Tools to Measure Cognitive Outcomes
II. Tools to Measure Non-cognitive Outcomes
How to Construct a Test?
I. Planning the Test
II. Framing the Questions
III. Administering and Scoring the Test
Types of Evaluation
I. Diagnostic Test
II. Remedial Teaching
Chapter 10: Science Textbook
The Need of the Science Textbook.
Features of a Good Textbook of Science
I. External Features
II. Internal Features
Evaluation of a Science Textbook
Textbook Evaluation by Rating Scale
Chapter 11: Science Teacher
What Does a Science Teacher Do?
How to Be an Effective Science Teacher?
Chapter 12: Co-curricular Activities in Science
Science Fairs/Exhibition
I. Objectives of Science Fairs
II. Organization of a Science Fair
Science Museums
I. Objectives of a Science Museum
II. Organization of a Science Museum
Science Clubs
I. Objectives of Science Clubs
II. Organization of a Science Club
III. Activities of a Science Club
IV. Some Investigatory Projects of a Science Club
Science Educational Tour
I. Objectives of Science Educational Tours
II. Organization of a Science Educational Tour
Important Considerations for Planning Co-curricular Activities
Role of a Teacher in Science Co-curricular Activities
Appendices
Appendix 1-Some Important Recommendations of National Policy on Education (NPE) 1986 on Science and Related Aspects with Modifications Undertaken in 1992
The Essence and Role of Education
National System of Education
Child-Centred Approach
Technical and Management Educations
Books and Libraries
Media and Educational Technology
Education and Environment
Mathematics Teaching
Science Education
The Evaluation Process and Examination Reform
The Teacher
Teacher Education
Appendix 2-Summary of National Curriculum Framework, 2005
Summary of NCF 2005
Appendix 3-National Curriculum Framework on Science
Science
Appendix 4-List of Equipments for Physics Laboratory
Appendix 5-List of Equipments for Chemistry Laboratory.
Appendix 6-List of Equipments for Biology Laboratory
Appendix 7-Lesson Plan (Lecture-cum-Demonstration Method)
Statement of Aim
Revision questions
Recapitulation
Home assignment
Appendix 8-Lesson Plan (Lecture-cum-Demonstration Method)
Statement of the Aim
Home Assignment
Appendix 9-Lesson Plan (Laboratory/Activity Method)
Appendix 10-Lesson Plan (Question-Answer Method)
Appendix 11-Lesson Plan (Role Play Method)
Revision Questions
Appendix 12-Lesson Plan (Assignment Method)
Presentation
Theoretical Assignment
Suggested Readings
Appendix 13-Sample Test Paper: Biology
Appendix 14-Sample Test Paper: Chemistry
Appendix 15-Sample Test Paper: Physics
Index.
Notes:
Description based on online resource; title from title page (Safari, viewed Nov. 6, 2014).
ISBN:
9788131799000
813179900X
OCLC:
895206591

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