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    This document discusses simulated teaching. Simulated teaching involves simulating a teaching environment without real students. It allows teachers to practice and modify their teaching skills. The simulation process involves planning lessons, teaching to other participants acting as students, and receiving feedback to improve. Some benefits are that it helps teachers develop skills, allows them to connect theory to practice, builds confidence, and provides opportunities for feedback and skill development. However, it also has limitations such as being time consuming and not applicable to all subjects like art and music.

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    This document discusses simulated teaching. Simulated teaching involves simulating a teaching environment without real students. It allows teachers to practice and modify their teaching skills. The simulation process involves planning lessons, teaching to other participants acting as students, and receiving feedback to improve. Some benefits are that it helps teachers develop skills, allows them to connect theory to practice, builds confidence, and provides opportunities for feedback and skill development. However, it also has limitations such as being time consuming and not applicable to all subjects like art and music.

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    Manish Singla
    This document discusses simulated teaching. Simulated teaching involves simulating a teaching environment without real students. It allows teachers to practice and modify their teaching skills. The simulation process involves planning lessons, teaching to other participants acting as students, and receiving feedback to improve. Some benefits are that it helps teachers develop skills, allows them to connect theory to practice, builds confidence, and provides opportunities for feedback and skill development. However, it also has limitations such as being time consuming and not applicable to all subjects like art and music.

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    SIMULATED

    TEACHING
    MEANING
    DEFINITIONS
    ORGANISAION
    BASIC ASSUMPTION
    PROCESS
    STEPS
    CHARACTERSTICS /
    FEATURES
    ADVANTAGES
    LIMITATIONS
    THOMAS AND DEEMER: to simulate
    is to obtain the essence of, without the
    reality.




    TANSEYS VIEW: Simulation is the all
    inclusive term which contains those
    activities which produce artificial
    environment.
    students
    students students
    Pupils
    teacher
    BLACK
    BOARD observer
    TEACHER BEHAVIOUR IS
    MODIFIABLE
    ENHANCEMENT IN
    TEACHING SKILLS
    SOCIAL SKILLS ARE
    DEVELOPED

    EXPLAINING
    REFERRING
    COACHING
    EVALUATING

    INTRODUCTION
    TRAINING
    SIMULATION ACTUAL
    RE- BREIFING

    PLANNING
    INVOLVEMENT
    FEEDBACK
    CONTROL
    FLEXIBILITY
    SEQUENCE DEVELOPMENT
    SAFETY
    OBJECTIVE ORIENTED
    1) RELATION BETWEEN THEORY
    AND PRACTICE
    2) NEW METHOD
    3) DEVELOPMENT OF MOTIVATION
    4) USEFUL FOR ALL TYPES OF
    CHILDREN
    5) CONFIDENCE IN TEACHING
    6) FEEDBACK AND INSIGHT
    7) CLASS ROOM MANAGEMENT
    8) CO-OPERATION
    9) MODIFICATION OF BEHAVIOUR
    10) DECISION MAKING ABILITY
    11) LEARNING BY DOING
    12) PRESENTATION OF CONTENT IN
    THE SEQUENCE
    TIME WASTAGE
    NOT USEFUL FOR ALL KIND OF
    SUBJECTS LIKE ART & MUSIC
    PROCESS OF SKILLS|OBTAINING IS
    SLOW
    LACK OF AUDIO VISUAL AIDS
    NEED LOT OF PREPERATION
    FROM TEACHERS AND STUDENTS.



    THANK YOU

    RAJANI BALA
    (1408)

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