Traditional Texts and Contemporary Teaching Techniques

Author(s):  
Imran Mogra

This chapter provides a synopsis of teaching techniques gleaned from traditional texts represented in Muslim canonical ḥadīth collections. To begin with, the life of Prophet Muḥammad is surveyed from a teacher's perspective. Thereafter, narratives which illuminate pedagogical strategies are analyzed to emphasize the need for teachers to have a repertoire of teaching methods. It is argued that the techniques derived from traditional texts are relevant as they resonate with contemporary educational ideas.

2021 ◽  
Vol 6 (3) ◽  
Author(s):  
Ümit Levent Değirmencioğlu

There are countless factors that impact the process of second language learning and teaching in both positive and negative ways. These factors are not limited to only student-oriented factors since some of them might stem from teachers themselves as well. One of the teacher-oriented factors that shape the learning/ teaching process is teacher’s levels of self-efficacy. For decades, teacher self-efficacy has been holding its position as being one of the most popular topics of investigation. Many studies have been conducted to further understand its effect on classroom environment. These studies have put forward a great deal of invaluable findings. However, only a few examined its effects on teaching methods and techniques used in the classroom. The present study set out to investigate this issue by collecting data from 64 EFL teachers, using both quantitative and qualitative methods with a three-staged survey. The findings showed: 1) Turkish EFL teachers have moderately high teacher self-efficacy, 2) age and gender are not factors affecting teacher self-efficacy while teaching experience is, 3) teachers with high self-efficacy use more modern techniques in their lessons and 4) high self-efficacy leads teachers to more implementations of communicative and collaborative tasks. The findings have numerous implications for further research that will be conducted in Turkey as they shed light on the relationship between teacher self-efficacy and teaching methods. Teachers of foreign languages should also be aware of the teaching implications that have been suggested throughout the study and criticize their teaching techniques in terms of traditional or contemporary, by bearing in mind their levels of self-efficacy. <p> </p><p><strong> Article visualizations:</strong></p><p><img src="/-counters-/edu_01/0796/a.php" alt="Hit counter" /></p>


1978 ◽  
Vol 6 (3) ◽  
pp. 42-53
Author(s):  
M. Christie

In an earlier issue (Vol.4 No.2) Michael Christie told us about the reading program he was using at Mi lingimbi. In this issue he outlines “a number of teaching techniques which are both simple to implement and congruent with what (little) we know about learning styles in Aboriginal children.”Nothing is more depressing for a teacher than to hear about other teachers’ fabulous successes while feeling incapable of replicating them. Enthusiasm for other people’s programs begins to wear thin in the cold light of your own circumstances. What exactly can be done to achieve reading without tears at your school? There are so many ideas and theories in the teaching of reading, we are at a loss as to which of them to choose. And teaching Aboriginal children to read is an even more difficult task for two main reasons. Firstly, they come from a culture where reading is not a part of everyday life, so there is a lot of reading which we take for granted and which they don’t understand. Secondly, we know only a very little about the ways in which Aboriginal children learn. If we think carefully, we can see that our past failures have only taught us that white teaching methods are by and large simply unsuitable for Aboriginal children. This paper is essentially an attempt to rectify this in the field of reading.


2008 ◽  
Vol 41 (03) ◽  
pp. 620-622
Author(s):  
Kweku Ainuson ◽  
Stacy G. Ulbig

The Core Curriculum/General Education track comprised a wide range of institutions, different areas of expertise, and levels of teaching. Institutions represented were both private and public, and four year colleges and community colleges. Participants were made up of seasoned and experienced teachers, novice teachers, and graduate students. Presenters described their innovative teaching techniques and how they could be effectively employed both inside and outside the classroom. Presentations gave rise to the discussion of various teaching methods and how to tailor the techniques to fit specific needs. In the ensuing discussion one thing became apparent. The goal of the successful teacher is to engage students in a number of ways.


2013 ◽  
Vol 785-786 ◽  
pp. 1493-1497
Author(s):  
Mu Hui Wu ◽  
Zhao Xia Ma ◽  
Yang Deng

The project was identified as the college teaching research project of Hubei province in 2009. The project explores and practices the construction of new curriculum system of architectural drawing and CAD course actively under the work-integrated learning. The project pushes forward the course overall construction of architectural drawing and CAD course through the construction of teaching material, the reform of teaching methods, teaching techniques and examining modes. High quality teaching resource is provided and applicable talents cultivating quality is improved by the construction of excellent course. The operation ability of students is improved through the construction of training rooms, laboratories and training bases. Improving the talent training mode increases the engineering quality, practice ability and creative spirit. Through nearly four-year teaching practices, remarkable results are obtained.


According to the changes in parents attitude towards the school are following different types of syllabuses, namely, State board, CBSE, Matriculation and Delhi board. They are also following various types of teaching techniques using overhead projector, group discussion charts, models etc., They are more popularly used teaching aids in institution following, matriculation and CBSE syllabus. This helps the students to shine in their subjects. The teaching methods and curriculum are getting more attention in private schools. The parents are preferring matriculation and CBSE syllabi which have more subjects and more practical with computer knowledge. The objectives of the present study is to know the perception of parents towards matriculation schools. It is found that there is no significant association between socio economic profile of the respondents and their level of perception towards matriculation schools.


Author(s):  
Hadeel Hassan Ramadan, Odeh Abdeljawad Abu Sneineh

This study aims to tackle the effects of using enjoyable and efficient teaching methods, in Mathematics on students’ academic achievement. It also attempts to thoroughly follow pupils’, rising social competency due to enjoying their teachers’ modern and thrilling techniques in class. The study assessed (38) female students, from grade six, the chosen sample followed the highlighted purposes to this study. Then, they were separated into an experimental group, of 20 students that were exposed to the efficient teaching methods And the controlled group, of (18) students were exposed to typical and traditional teaching approaches. To achieve this study’s’ targeted goals and objectives, the lesson plans followed the exciting and efficient teaching methods on summative assessment and a social competency scale were added too, to check their consistency, therefore, they were applied after exposing learners to efficient and exciting teaching methods. The results of this study conveyed a difference, with a significant statistical maker and level of (α=0.05) between the score average of both examined groups, the experimental and controlled groups, in the summative assessment in Mathematics, due to using the modern and efficient teaching techniques. The same significant statistical maker and level was found in both of the mentioned groups’ social competency assessment test. To benefit the trial group, this study suggests certain recommendations, like designing activities that mainly follow efficient and exciting teaching techniques, in other units, in Mathematics for they help to develop students’ potential to achieve higher marks and better their social competency This study also encourages Mathematics teachers to apply practical and efficient teaching methods to have an exciting learning experience.


2020 ◽  
Vol 4 (10) ◽  
Author(s):  
Jie Shen

With the continuous deepening of education reforms, college English has also derived new teaching techniques and resources. Among them, MOOC teaching is more and more widely used and is one of the most representative teaching modes. Under the background of MOOC, college English teaching in colleges and universities has richer connotation, more diverse teaching models, and more comprehensive teaching evaluation, which effectively promotes the improvement of teaching level and quality. This article focuses on the teaching methods of MOOC, and analyzes the English teaching of college students for reference to the education counterparts.


Author(s):  
I. A. Mazaeva

Department of English Language № 7 was founded in 2001. Originally its teaching staff included the specialists of the Department of English Language Chair. Since its inception, the chair has paid particular attention to the introduction of innovative teaching methods and techniques. This is realized by a competence-based and personalized approach, implemented by I.A. Winter as well as and cognitive and communicative approaches to education. The development of intellectual, communicative and personal qualities of students and the teachers is the main goal of the educational process, achieved by the teaching staff witch the use of innovative competence-oriented teaching techniques, and types of assessment at the different levels of education.


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