The document discusses the advantages and limitations of using film, video, and TV in education, noting that they can transmit a wide range of audio-visual materials to bring reality to students but are limited as one-way communication devices and can promote excessive viewing. It also outlines basic procedures for using TV as a supplementary enrichment tool in the classroom, such as preparing the room, conducting pre- and post-viewing activities, and ensuring an undisturbed viewing experience.
The document discusses the advantages and limitations of using film, video, and TV in education, noting that they can transmit a wide range of audio-visual materials to bring reality to students but are limited as one-way communication devices and can promote excessive viewing. It also outlines basic procedures for using TV as a supplementary enrichment tool in the classroom, such as preparing the room, conducting pre- and post-viewing activities, and ensuring an undisturbed viewing experience.
The document discusses the advantages and limitations of using film, video, and TV in education, noting that they can transmit a wide range of audio-visual materials to bring reality to students but are limited as one-way communication devices and can promote excessive viewing. It also outlines basic procedures for using TV as a supplementary enrichment tool in the classroom, such as preparing the room, conducting pre- and post-viewing activities, and ensuring an undisturbed viewing experience.
1. transmit a wide range of audio- visual materials
2. bring models of excellence to the viewer 3. bring a world of reality to the home and to the classroom 4. make people see and hear for themselves world events as they happen 5. the most believable news source 6. make some programs understandable and appealing 7. become a great equalizer of educational opportunity 8. provide sounds and sights not easily available to the viewer of a real event 9. give opportunity to teachers to view themselves while they teach 10. both instructive and enjoyable LIMITATIONS
1. They are one- way communication devices.
2. The small screen of television is a disadvantage compared to projected motion picture. 3. Excessive TV viewing is against the development of the child’s ability to visualize and be creative and imaginative. 4. There is much violence on TV. Basic Procedures in the Use of TV as a Supplementary Enrichment 1. Prepare the classroom. 4. Post- viewing darkening of the room ask questions to make the students feel at ease proper distance from the TV go to the questions raised at the pre- 2. Do the pre- viewing activities. viewing stage set goals and expectations tackle questions raised by the students ask students what they learned link TV lesson with past lesson summarize what was learned set rules while viewing put the film in context point out key points 3. Viewing don’t interrupt make sure sights and sounds are clear