B.Sc. (Hons) Botany, M.Sc. Environmental Sciences, A teacher in making, 
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Oshin Bhalla

This course lists out the different methods of teaching based on a number of criteria, first distinguishing it as an art or science, second, as different methods of instruction, third, based on the different schools of philosophy, fourth, based on specific methods. This course also discusses the different phases of teaching, different steps involved in teaching and also the variety of teaching aids and audio visual aids used for teaching

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NTA-UGC-NET & SET Exams

English

Methods of Teaching: CBSE UGC NET

Teaching

Teaching Aptitude

General Paper on Teaching

NET Exams

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

Here is a brief overview of the course which shows some important that will be discussed in the later lessons regarding methods of teaching

Overview of the course

This lesson discusses whether teaching is an art or a science

Teaching - an art or science?

A teacher can use different methods of instruction which have been explained in this lesson. Also, the process of teaching is completed in three phases that are the Pre active, inter active and post active. These have been discussed in the lesson

Methods of instruction and phases of teaching

Teaching is done in 5 major steps that are preparation, presentation, comparison, generalisation and application. These steps have been discussed with examples in this lesson.

Steps of Teaching

There are four major different schools of philosophy that apply to education- idealism, realism, pragmatism and existentialism. This lesson describes these different schools of philosophy.

Methods of teaching according to different schools of philosophy

This lesson talks about the specific methods of teaching that are generally practically applied by the teachers in a classroom. Different inductive and deductive approaches, team teaching, micro teaching, question answer techniques have been discussed in the lesson

Some specific methods of teaching

This lesson talks about the different teaching aids including a variety of audio visual aids used in the classroom today

Teaching aids

Naveen Sakh

In this course we will cover every topic of teaching aptitude unit of paper 1 according to the new syllabus. We will include both conception analysis of topics and multiple choice questions in that course. Which makes it a very helpful for all.

(Hindi) Teaching Aptitude: NTA UGC NET

No.1 Educator in Economics JRF holder, Assistant Professor in Satyawati DU Expert in NET for Economics.Teaching is work of heart❤❤❤

Tanya Bhatia

This course discuss the concept of Teaching Aptitude. This Course is beneficial for NTA-UGC NET  aspirants.

(Hindi) Teaching Aptitude: NTA-UGC NET

Heena 

The course provides some basic information about teaching Learning process. It discusses Teaching Learning Process, Methods of Teaching, Approaches to Evaluation etc.

(Hindi) Basic Understanding of Teaching Aptitude

Navdeep Kaur

In this course, Navdeep discusses Teaching Aptitude for Paper 1 in detail and discusses all relevant points to crack JRF.

Preparation Strategy to Crack Teaching Aptitude Paper 1 for JRF Examination

Uma Bhattacharya

This course will contain the rest of the topics from the first unit of paper 1 that I have already covered. Mainly the methods of teaching, teaching support system and evolution system will be there.

(Hindi) Teaching Aptitude Part II: NTA-UGC NET

The most important mcq questions of Paper 1 nta ugc net (practice set)

Lessons

7 lessons • 46m

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Overview of the course

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Teaching - an art or science?

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Methods of instruction and phases of teaching

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Steps of Teaching

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Methods of teaching according to different schools of philosophy

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Some specific methods of teaching

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Teaching aids