Function of Teaching
Duration: 2 min
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This educational video delivers a lecture on core teaching components, focusing on objectives aligned with Bloom's Taxonomy and teacher functions. The slide has two sections. The upper portion details objectives categorized into Cognitive, Psychomotor, and Affective domains. Cognitive involves Knowledge & Understanding, like imparting theories such as Newton's laws. Psychomotor addresses Skill Development through practical activities like lab experiments. Affective focuses on Attitude & Value Building, shaping personality and ethics. The lower section, titled "FUNCTION OF TEACHING शिक्षण का कार्य," lists five functions: Diagnostic, Remedial/Prescriptive, Evaluative, Training, and Guidance. Each has a description and Hindi translation. Red checkmarks highlight main domains and functions.
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The video features a static slide presentation consistent for 110 seconds. The instructor, visible top-right, discusses teaching objectives aligned with Bloom's Taxonomy. The slide lists three domains: 1. Knowledge & Understanding (Cognitive), 2. Skill Development (Psychomotor), and 3. Attitude & Value Building (Affective). Examples include "Explaining Newton's laws" and "Conducting a lab experiment." The slide states the "Overall Aim" as all-round learner development. The focus shifts to "FUNCTION OF TEACHING शिक्षण का कार्य." The instructor explains Diagnostic function (identifying strengths/weaknesses), Remedial/Prescriptive function (suggesting methods to overcome weaknesses), Evaluative function (assessing outcomes), Training (developing skills), and Guidance (helping in decision-making). Visual aids include Hindi translations for Diagnostic (डायग्नोस्टिक) and Evaluative (मूल्यांकनात्मक), with red checkmarks reinforcing key points.
The lecture effectively bridges theoretical frameworks with practical classroom applications. By categorizing objectives into cognitive, psychomotor, and affective domains, it provides a holistic view of student development. The subsequent discussion on teaching functions—ranging from diagnostic assessment to guidance—illustrates the multifaceted role of a teacher beyond mere instruction. This structured approach ensures that students understand the comprehensive nature of the teaching profession, emphasizing intellectual, emotional, and social growth alongside skill acquisition. The inclusion of Hindi translations suggests the lecture targets a bilingual audience, likely in an Indian educational context.