Learning Readiness

Prem Lata Sharma

ISBN 10: 8176256730 / ISBN 13: 9788176256735

Published by Sarup, New Delhi, 2006

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Contents Preface. 1. Moving into adulthood through adolescence. 2. The learning process. 3. Types of end products of learning. 4. Retention and transfer. 5. Providing for individual differences. 6. New settings and contexts for learning. 7. Adult basic education. 8. Media in reading instruction. 9. Organizing the reading program. 10. Improving the teaching of reading through in service. Index. The participation of the learners in the learning process is a pre requisite of effective learning. The successful teacher readies his learners before giving the delivery of the learning material. A teacher makes use of questions and answers method as well as the use of audiovisual aids. Also the teacher tries to make out the existing level of knowledge skills and attitudes of the learners of his class. It is even believed that learning readiness is the touch stone of the teaching methodology. Many experiments have been conducted especially in America and also in National Council of Educational Research and Training in India on learning readiness. Sufficient assistance has been taken from this works for the preparation of this book. It is expected that the book will prove to be of immense value to the teachers educational planners administrators and the parents alike. 312 pp.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Learning Readiness
• Publisher: Sarup, New Delhi
• Publication Date: 2006
• ISBN 10: 8176256730
• ISBN 13: 9788176256735
• Binding: Hardbound
• Edition: New
• Condition: As New

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Synopsis

It is inevitable that Latin America, created as a result of historical forces, should overlap a number of major structural regions and distinct physical environments. Outstanding in this respect is the contrast between the north-south trending mountain system of the Andes and the east-west relief lines of the major islands of the West Indies and their continuations into Middle America. Farther north the predominant pattern of North America, continued south across the United States-Mexican boundary, dominates the physique of most of Mexico. It is within this three-fold composition that the physical basis of the continent can be outlines.