Teachnology For Learning

Cooperative Learning:

A.      Advantages

1. Active learning

2. Social skills

3. Interdependence

4. Individual accountability

       B.   Limitations

                1. Student compatibility

               2. Student dependency

                3. Time consuming

                4. Individualists

                5. Logistical obstacles

 Simulations

Advantages
    1. Realistic
    2. Safe
    3. Simplified

Limitations
    1. Time consuming
    2. Oversimplification

Role plays
    Role play refres a type of simulation in which the dominant feature is relatively open - ended interaction among people
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Simulations games
A simulation game combines the attributes of a simulation (Role playing , a model of reality ) with the atributes of a game.

Integrations
Instruction simulation games are found on curriculum applications that require both the repetitive skill practice associated with games and the reality contect associated.

Cooperative simulation games
Instructional simulation games have been developed that pursue a similar philosophy
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Learning Center

Learning Center is an educational building that accommodates various learning activities that are built for the public.

Advantages

1.       Self-pacing

2.       Active Learning

3.       Techer role

Limitations

1.       Cost

2.       Managemnt

3.       Student Responbility

4.       Student isolations

Types of Learning Centers

a.       Skill Centers

b.       Interest Centers

c.       Remedial Centers

d.       Enrichment Centers

PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION
                Programmed instruction was chronologically the first technology for learning and is an explicit application of principles of learning theory-operant conditioning or reinforcement theory.

Advantages

Self-pacing

Practice and feedback

Reliable

Effective 

Limitations

Program design

Tedious

Lack of social interaction

 

PROGRAMMED TUTORING
                Programmed tutoring (also referred to as structured tutoring) is a one-to-one method of instruction  in which the tutor's responses are programmed in advance in the form of carefully structured printed in structions

Advantages

Self-pacing.

Practice and feedback

Reliable

Effective

Limitations

Laber intensive.

Development cast

PROGRAMMED TEACHING
               
Programmed teaching, also known as direct instruc rion, is an attempt to apply the principles of programmed. instruction in a large-group setting.

Advantages

Self-pacing

Mastery

 Effective

Limitations

Development cost

Behaviorist commitment

Self-discipline

 

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