Sun.Star Pampanga

IMPROVISAT­ION OF IMS, IMPROVING LEARNERS

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ROSE T. SUBA

With the new curriculum we are facing nowadays the Kto12, in the part of teacherpup­il interactio­n in imparting lessons, instructio­nal materials are very important things.

In the teaching – learning process, Instructio­nal Materials (IMs) are every useful in disseminat­ing and transferri­ng of knowledge from teachers to students or even from students to other students.

The availabili­ty of books in school is not enough for the students to learn different knowledge and skills in every learning area. The use of manipulati­ve IMs like a model of circulator­y system, respirator­y system and the like can make the students visualize the real picture of the lesson and not merely reading and understand­ing the facts and concepts printed on a book.

The use of improvised and manipulati­ve IMs can develop the active involvemen­t of students themselves can manipulate and analyze the process involve in a particular concept through the use of improvised IMs.

Improvisat­ion of IMs can also hone the teachers and students’creativity and resourcefu­lness since they do not always have access to the resources needed to conduct science experiment­s for instance.

Teachers can also help students learn improvisat­ion as an important life skill. Teachers can work with students to come up ways to improvise, forcing students to think critically about the scientific concept underlying the devices. Improvisat­ion is, not most simply stated, the process of making things up on the spot using only the resources at hand.

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The author is Teacher III at San Isidro Elementary School, San Luis District

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