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Learning by doing…


Learning by doing…

Always we hear about this term, but when we experience it, the multidisciplinary action which comes in a single activity can be observed. When we analyze, everything which we know is only learned by doing.  Learning by doing will enable us to understand the nature and the kind of life and surrounding we have.

Understanding of the concepts of mathematics really was a very wonderful session. But one thing which struck my mind is that, when an assessment is done and the result is been got that there should be changes in the teaching, how the teacher will improve himself/ herself. Is it that the portions ahead will be taught in an improved way or the taught one will be re-visited?

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  1. Unknown20 July 2012 at 10:15

    learning by doing is a fascinating word in today's era but teachers are having some problems. As they don't have resources to meet their need in the class room and for each topic it can not be possible to provide them hands on experience.

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    1. Tirang 22 July 2012 at 17:53

      if hand on experience is given on all the topic to the student than where is room for self exploration and imagination.... (just highlighting one aspect.... )

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