Glossary of Essentials of instructional Technology
Paper-iv :- by Prof. Mudasir
Abstract
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Things which really does not exist and not having shapes. These are imaginative
things.
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Analysis
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Means breaking problem in to parts.
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Audio aids
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Aids which call upon our sense of hearing.
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Concrete
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Things which are solid having length, breadth, weight and can be visualized.
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Deduction
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Thinking carefully about the known facts. E.g: A rule, formula etc is presented
to students and are asked to verify.
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Educational technology
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Is a system of education in which machines, materials, media, men and methods are
interrelated and work together for the fulfillment of educational objectives.
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Empirical
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This is based on observation and firsthand experience.
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Induction
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It means drawing conclusion from a set of examples.
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Instruct
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To teach someone how to do something or use same thing.
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Model
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Substitute of reality used for copying or imitation.
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Modern concept
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Teaching is a tri-polar process.
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Synthesis
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Means grouping of different parts together to form a whole.
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Teaching
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Derived from word "to teach" which means to instruct, hence a process
in which one individual instructs other is teaching.
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Technology
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It is the study and knowledge of practical use of scientific discoveries.
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Traditional concept
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Teaching is a bi-polar process.
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Training
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Training helps in acquiring various skills or by training already existing skill
within an individual can make him efficient carpenter, meson or technician.
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Visual aids
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Aids which call upon visual senses and help learning through viewing.
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Comments and Suggestions are invited