Charts Sometimes charts are needed by the teacher to supplement his actual teaching. There are certain charts which represent a statistical diagram for a series of diagram which may be difficult to understand.
4 important points to be kept in view while using charts as teaching aids
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5 points to be kept in mind for effective use of flannel board as a teaching aid
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The teacher should collect a large number of pictures or wall cut diagrams etc and backs them with sand paper pieces. He may then make use of these by displaying these on the board one by one, after proper selection.
6 limitations of using chalk-board are mentioned below
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The use of chalk-board makes students very much dependent on the teacher.
What are the advantages of chalk-board over other visual aids?
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It is a very convenient teaching aid for group teaching.
12 points that a teacher should keep in mind while using the chalk board effectively
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We find that chalk board is the most common teaching aid used by the teacher for writing important points, drawing illustrations, solving problems etc. The teacher should keep the following points in mind to use the chalk board effectively.
8 principles that should be kept in mind while using a pictures in teaching of geography
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Keep an index and a file of pictures.
Following points are important for use of teaching aids while teaching Geography
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Teaching aids should be used properly to make teaching more effective. Teaching can become more effective if such aids are used widely but the use of such aids cannot provide a guarantee of good teaching.Following points are important for use of teaching aids.
11 importance of teaching aids in the process of teaching Geography
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Teaching aids should be used to supplement the process of teaching. Most of the teaching aids are sensory aids and their function is to make teaching concrete, effective and interesting.
Notes on the comparative method of teaching geography
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In this method students are encouraged to compare various geographical features. To start with students are asked to know about the geographical features of their neighborhood and then make a comparison with the features of city and village.
Limitation of regional method in teaching geography are as follows
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The boundaries of natural regions are not very clearly defined and one region therefore merges into another.
Political method of teaching of geography
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It is also known as patriotic or single country method of teaching of geography. In this method the teaching of geography of any one particular country is undertaken. All the details of its lands, situations, natural conditions, climate, agricultural products, vegetation etc. are discussed.
6 types of stories that may be narrated while teaching geography
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It is also known as Narrative method or descriptive method. In this method geographical facts are presented in the form of a story. In this method it is not possible to impart the element of character, plot, style etc. which characterize any literary story.
8 main limitations of the deductive method in teaching Geography
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It is not a scientific method.
7 main drawbacks of inductive method in teaching geography
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It is limited in range and cannot be used in solving and understanding all the topics in geography.