Definition
of Demonstration Method
Demonstration Method is an essential teaching Method in supporting the learning of a skill at any level or grade and is the most supportive of all the teaching approaches. As the students gain more knowledge about a particular skill, they need less support and the approach should change. Demonstration is typically used to introduce a new skill to a whole group, but it can and should apply to individuals or a small group whenever more support is needed for their learning.
A demonstration is a teaching method used with both
large and small groups. Demonstrations become more effective when verbalization
accompanies them. In generally accepted learning theory that the greater the
degree of active participation and sensory involvement by the learner, the more
effective learning will be.
Ilene (2013: 49) states that demonstration is where
the teacher shows how something is done by actually doing it.
Demonstration method involves
the teacher showing pupils
how to do
something while they
observe. Pupils practice will
follow the teacher demonstrations. Demonstrations are used to show procedures
and to explained techniques. Thus, demonstration is a direct means of
explaining things to the pupils.
Adekoya and Olatoye (2013: 322) Demonstration method involves the teacher showing learners how to do something. For example, how to change a tire, prepare a recipe, or make a tie knot. It is a way of teaching good practices. This method allows the teacher to show the results that can be obtained from experimenting with objects, plants and other materials that could be demonstrated. This method is one of the most effective teaching tools. Demonstration method has been shown to be effective with both large and small groups.
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