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- 36. DEFINITION SENSORY EXPERIENCE DALE’S CONE OF EXPERIENCE IMPLICATION IN TEACHING LEARNNG PROCESS THREE TIEROD MODEL CAUTION
- 37. Pictorial device that presents band of experience arranged according to degree of abstraction and not degree of difficulty.
- 38. Not just auditory experience but also sense of “reading”.
- 39. STILL PICTURES, RECORDING, RADIO CONTIRIVED DEMONSTRATION STUDY TrIPS DRAMATIZE
- 40. Serve as the foundation of our learning through senses. And it is also a learning by doing.
- 41. Representative model that makes real life accessible to the student.
- 44. To visualize explanation of important fact or idea by using drawing, films, etc.
- 45. These are excursion and visits conducted to observe an event.
- 46. These are display to be seen by spectators.
- 47. The reality of the fast make you feel that you are there.
- 48. Visual and auditory devices.
- 49. Realistic production of physical things.
- 50. Tt maybe a word, an idea, a scientific principle , a formula.
- 51. Use of instructional material.
- 52. Avoid teaching directly at the symbolic level of thought without adequate foundation of the concrete.
- 53. Don’t stuck on the concrete.
- 54. Through a series symbols or symbolic. Through a series of illustration or iconic. Through a sequence of action or enactive. SYMBOLIC ICONIC ENACTIVE
- 56. Moving to the abstract without an adequate foundation of concrete experience.