Sunday, 22 November 2015
AUDIO VISUAL AIDS
PRINCIPLE   OF SELECTING AUDIO   VISUAL AIDS
audio visual 
aids and using them the 
following  principles  should 
be Though  use  of audio visual  aids 
can   help  the instructional  process 
immensely  as  already 
seen,  improper  use  of
these  aids  may 
produce  adverse effect  also. 
Hence, while selecting borne in mind.
1.
PRINCIPLE OF SELECTION
v The aids must be suitable to the age and intellectual level
of the pupils and to the nature and extent of their previous experience
v Teaching aids should be realistic in nature. The use of
actual specimen should be preferred to showing a photograph slide of a
specimen.
v When a teacher is faced with the task of selecting one aid
from among a possible set, economy of time, effort and money and the efficiency
of the aid should be the criteria for making the selection.
2. PRINCIPLE OF USE 
v Showing of visual aids should not be considered as
substitute for teaching It is only mean to supplement oral and written work.
v The use of aids in the class room should not be confused
with creating entertainment.
3.
PRINCIPLE OF PREPARATION 
v
Where ever possible,
teachers themselves should improve rise and prepare the aid with the help of
pupils.
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