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What distinguishes a strategy from a method?
What distinguishes a strategy from a method?
- A strategy is a goal, while a method is a process. (correct)
- A method is an action plan, while a strategy is a procedure.
- A strategy assists in implementing a method.
- A method is a set of goals, while a strategy is a way of doing something.
The collaborative learning method does not involve group work.
The collaborative learning method does not involve group work.
False (B)
What is the main purpose of the experiential learning method?
What is the main purpose of the experiential learning method?
To connect theory with real-life experiences.
The _____ method allows students to conduct experiments under teacher supervision.
The _____ method allows students to conduct experiments under teacher supervision.
Match the teaching methods with their characteristics:
Match the teaching methods with their characteristics:
Which of the following is NOT a branch of science?
Which of the following is NOT a branch of science?
The demonstration method helps students visualize scientific concepts.
The demonstration method helps students visualize scientific concepts.
What type of approach encourages students to explore through questions?
What type of approach encourages students to explore through questions?
A _____ method involves students working on projects or experiments to apply knowledge.
A _____ method involves students working on projects or experiments to apply knowledge.
Match the teaching method to its description:
Match the teaching method to its description:
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Methods vs. Strategies in Science Teaching and Learning
- Methods are specific processes or procedures used in teaching, while strategies are broader plans or goals to achieve a learning objective.
Methods in Teaching Science
- Collaborative Learning: Fosters group discussion and teamwork to facilitate learning from peers.
- Use of Technology: Employs simulations, virtual labs, and interactive software to enhance understanding and engagement.
- Experiential Learning: Incorporates field trips, lab experiments, and nature walks to connect theory with real-world experiences.
- Lecture-based Instruction: Involves educators delivering systematic presentations of scientific concepts, though often resulting in passive learning.
- Demonstrations: Effectively illustrates scientific principles through visual presentations, enhancing understanding and fostering greater comprehension.
- Scaffolding: Breaks down complex concepts into manageable stages, providing support as students build their understanding.
- Lecture-Cum-Demonstration: Combines lectures with demonstrations to convey information, enhance understanding, and stimulate student interest.
- Project Method: Engages students in meaningful projects, like building models or conducting experiments, promoting exploration and application of scientific knowledge.
- Laboratory Method: Allows students to conduct experiments under teacher supervision, encouraging active participation and engagement.
Approaches/Strategies in Teaching Science
- Inquiry Approach: Encourages students to explore and ask questions, sparking curiosity through a puzzling event (e.g., a light bulb blowing out).
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