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This document discusses the unit approach to teaching. It defines a unit as a small group of closely related content that is delivered by the teacher over a few minutes. A 40 minute lesson should have 2-3 units. The document outlines the definition of a unit according to C.V. Good, the merits of the unit approach including catering to learner needs and abilities and allowing for flexibility, and limitations such as units requiring careful planning to avoid becoming isolated facts.
Reshma dmr
- 1. WELCOME
- 2. KERALA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION KULAKKADA
- 3. PRESENTED BY RESHMA THOMAS SOCIAL SCIENCE REGISTER :NO: 13982025
- 5. INTRODUCTIN A unit is a small and compact group of closely related contents of knowledge which should be delivered to the students by the teacher in course of his teaching the lesson with a few minutes. A lesson 40 minutes must have 2 or three units
- 6. DEFINITION C.V. Good has defined “unit is a sub-division of a course of study, a text book or a subject field, particularly a sub division in social studies ,practical arts or sciences, it is an organization of various activity, experience and types of learning around a central theme, problem or purpose developed cooperatively by a group of pupils under teacher leadership .It involves planning ,execution of plan and evaluation of results”
- 7. MERITS 1.- The unit approach is well suited for the development of the abilities and skills involved in cognition ads well as in democratic outlook ,ideals and processes 2.-In a unit ,the needs of the learner can be given top consideration 3-.A unit because of its flexibility, will enable teachers to adapt instruction to suit individual difference of children 4.-It is impossible to study heterogeneous items of a topic in one stretch .unit being a logically sound division will make comprehension easy
- 8. LIMITATIONS 1.If the items of a unit are not well planned ,with a wholistic approach they will become mere group of isolated facts.
- 9. THANKS