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What is a primary purpose of feedback for students?
Which of the following is NOT a relevance of feedback for teachers?
Which resource is considered a Non-Human Resource in educational technology?
What role do community stakeholders play in the teaching-learning process?
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Why is the teacher considered a vital Human Resource in educational technology?
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Which of the following is a relevance of feedback to education planners?
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What is the primary outcome expected from effective deployment of educational technology resources?
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What contributes significantly to the choice of technology used in teaching?
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Why might a lecture on neurophysiology fail to communicate effectively with primary school pupils?
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What does Schramm's 2nd model of communication emphasize?
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Which components are part of Berlo's Model of communication?
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How can effective communication be defined in the context of education?
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What role does feedback play in the teaching-learning process?
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In the communication process associated with teaching, what elements are considered fundamental?
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What is one similarity between teaching and communication?
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Which aspect of Berlo's Model specifically aids in experimentation?
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Which of the following elements is NOT a major component of communication according to most models?
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What does Aristotle's model main focus on in communication?
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What additional elements does the Shannon and Weaver model introduce compared to Aristotle's model?
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In communication, what main aspect does Schramm’s model emphasize?
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What aspect of noise is addressed in the Shannon and Weaver model?
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Which model of communication is primarily based on information theory?
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According to the content, what occurs when the sender's and receiver's fields of experience overlap?
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Which type of noise is mentioned as a possible source of interference in communication?
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What distinguishes instructional media from teaching aids?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of teaching aids?
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What is a primary purpose of bulletin boards in the classroom?
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Models and regalia are primarily used for what purpose?
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Why might teachers opt to use models instead of real objects in teaching?
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What is the main function of cartoons and comics in the educational context?
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In which era did teachers primarily use apparatus before transitioning to teaching aids?
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What type of media can instruct students independent of the teacher?
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Study Notes
Communication Models
- Communication models simplify the complex process of communication, highlighting key components.
- Major components include Sender, Message, Channel, and Receiver.
- Selecting the appropriate medium is critical for effective communication.
Key Communication Models
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Aristotle's Model
- Early model by philosopher Aristotle featuring Speaker, Message, and Listener.
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Shannon and Weaver Model (1949)
- Focus on information theory emphasizing transmission and reception.
- Introduces Transmitter, Receiver, and Noise elements impacting communication quality.
- Noise can come from various sources like static, weather conditions, or equipment interference.
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Schramm's Models
- Emphasizes the field of experience of both sender and receiver.
- Effective decoding depends on the overlap of experiences; e.g., specialized knowledge vs. audience understanding.
- Acknowledges feedback, promoting interaction in communication as a continuous process.
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Berlo's Model (1960)
- Constructs a model focused on Source, Message, Channel, and Receiver.
- Aims to identify specific factors useful for experimentation in communication.
Teaching and Learning as a Communication Process
- Teaching parallels communication, influencing learning behavior.
- Effective communication aids in faster learning and deeper understanding.
- Essential elements include Teacher, Lesson, Instructional Media, and Learner.
Feedback in Teaching and Learning
- Feedback is the learner's response to the impact of teaching technologies.
- Interaction between teachers and students promotes assessment of outcomes.
Relevance of Feedback
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For Students
- Enhances satisfaction and performance; serves as corrective guidance; promotes engagement.
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For Teachers
- Aids self-evaluation and tracks student progress; helps assess technology effectiveness.
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For Education Planners
- Useful for curriculum development and appropriate technology deployment.
Educational Technology Resources
- Divided into Human and Non-Human resources essential for effective classroom instruction.
Human Resources
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Teachers
- Their choice of technology and pedagogical approach is crucial for effective teaching.
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Learners
- Can contribute knowledge and assist in peer learning; engage in demonstrative activities.
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Community Stakeholders
- Include school inspectors, parents, and community leaders; crucial for resource allocation.
Non-Human Resources
- Necessary for autonomous and effective learning environments, progressing from teaching aids to instructional media.
- Instructional media can independently instruct when programmed correctly, enhancing self-learning.
Classification of Non-Human Resources
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Instructional Aids/Materials
- Teacher-controlled tools aiding in teaching.
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Instructional Media
- More learner-centered, capable of instructing independently.
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Bulletin Boards
- Used for displaying class-related visuals, stimulating interest and participation.
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Models and Regalia
- 2D and 3D representations serving as instructional tools; provide tangible learning experiences.
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Cartoons and Comics
- Visual representations designed to convey ideas or entertain, useful for engaging students.
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Description
This quiz explores various models of communication, highlighting the essential components such as sender, message, channel, and receiver. Understanding these models provides insight into the intricate process of communication. Test your knowledge on the key elements that shape effective communication practices.
