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Course Syllabus - LUMHS Post RN BSN Principals and Methods of Teaching

LIAQUAT UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES (LUMHS)

Post RN BS Nursing Program


Course Syllabus
Title             :         Principles & Methods of Teaching
Course No.  :         719
Time            :         2 Credits
Placement   :         Year-II, Semester-I (Overall Semester – III)

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

This course emphasizes teaching as a profession and is designed to enable the student teacher to become familiar with the teaching techniques. Time will be given to the actual demonstration and practice of the various teaching methods and actual hands on use of audio visual aids. The students will be given the opportunity to create their own audio- visual aids.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

By the ends this course students will be able:
1.     Identify the characteristics of good teaching. Assess the practice of teaching as a profession.
2.     Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of a variety of teaching methods.
3.     Assess the practice of a variety of teaching methods by observing selected role models.
4.     Develop and use selected audio visual aids. Practice utilizing teaching methods of their choice and obtain feedback from their peers.

TEACHING LEARNING STRATEGIES:

 Pre-reading assignments, lectures, demonstration, small group discussion, role modeling, and self-study.

COURSE EXPECTATION:

Active participation in class.
Completion of assignment and exam.
Appropriate feedback with suggestions to help meet own and others learning needs

EVALUATION CRITERIA

Assignment                              10%
Internal Evaluation                 10%
Final                                         80%

References:

Abbey D. S., “Now See Hear! Applying Communication to Teaching”, Profiles of practical Education no. 9, Ontario Institute for studies in education 1973.

Barrows, H. S. Tamblyn, R. M., “Problem Based Learning: An approach to Medical Education”, Springer series on Medical Education, Volume 1, Springer Publishing Company, New York, 1980.

Curzon, L. B., “Teaching in Further Education Education: An Outline of Principles and Practice”, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Toronto, 1985.

Foley, R. P Smilansky, J., “Teaching Techniques: A Handbook for Health Professional”, McGraw- Hill Book Company, Toronoto, 1980.



COURSE CONTENT

PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF TEACHING


Unit – I

The Practice of Teaching
·        What is teaching?
·        Characteristics of good teacher
·        Preparation for teaching nursing.

Unit – II

The Lecture Method
·        Characteristics of good lecture
·        Appropriate use of the lecture method
·        Advantages and disadvantages of the lecture method.
·        Planning for class presentation.

Unit – III

The Inquiry Method
·        Characteristics of inquiry method.
·        Appropriate use of the inquiry methods.
·        Advantages and disadvantages of the inquiry method.
·        Questioning skills.

Unit – IV

The Discussion Method
·        Characteristics of the discussion method.
·        Appropriate use of the discussion method
·        Advantages and disadvantages
·        Planning foe seminar discussion

Unit – V

The Case Study Method
·        Characteristics of a good case study
·        Appropriate use of the case study method.
·        Advantages and Disadvantages

 Unit – VI

The use of Audio Visual Aids
·        The blackboard and / or white board
·        The overhead projector
·        The slide projector, the film strip projector
·        The film projector, the loop projector
·        The video playback unit
·        The audio cassette recorder
·        The Poster presentation

Unit – VII

The self-directed learning method
·        Characteristics of a good self-directed study design
·        Appropriate use of self-directed study programs
·        Advantages and disadvantages of self-directed study program.

Unit – VIII

Role Models
·        Demonstration of various styles of teaching

Unit – IX

Class room practice session










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