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Teaching - Intimate Contact

H.C.Morrison

More mature less mature

Teaching - Changing the behaviour potential

N.L.Cage

Interpersonal influence

Teaching- System of Actions

B.D.Smith

Induce learning

Teaching - Supreme art to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge

Albert Einstein

6 E and S

Extend - Beyond Lesson


Explore - Investigate thoroughly


Engage - Connections b/w past and present


Elaborate - Work directly on assignment


Explain - Explain concepts


Evaluate - Teacher evaluates learning


Standards - Integration of lesson plans


Bloom's Taxonomy

Cognitive - KCAASE


Affective - RRVOC


Psychomotor - OIPAN

Gagne and Briggs Model

Verbal


Intellectual


Cognitive


Motor


Attitudes

Herbart

MLT - PSPAGA

Morrison

ULT - FS[PEAOR]SS

Hunt

RLT - FSSS

Variations/Deviations from average

Drever James

Measurable aspect of total personality

Skinner

In totality distinguish one individual from another

C.V.Good

Variables of Teaching

Dependent - Student


Independent - Teacher


Intervening - Syllabus, Curriculum

Micro Teaching

Dwight W Allen

Types of Project

Constructive,


Aesthetic,


Problematic,


Drill

Brainstorming Method

Alex Faickney Osburn 'Applued Imagination'

SWAYAM

Study Webs of Active-Learning for Young and Aspiring Minds

MOOC

- Massive Open Online Course


- 2008


- NPTEL, WiziQ, Open2Study, Coursera, edX, Udemy

Swayamprabha

- Launched in 2017


- 32 DTH channels


- GSAT-15


- New content 4 hours repeated 5 times


- Uplinked from BISAG, Gandhinagar

Evaluation is a systematic process....

Gronlund and Linn

Evaluation is a systematic collection and interpretation...

CE Beeby

Types of evaluation

- Formative --> Michael Scriven 1967 ; (Benjamin Bloom 'Learning for Mastery 1968) (Barr 1980)


- Summative --> Michael Scriven 1967


- Systematic

Square of opposition

Contradictories - A and O, I and E


Contraries - A and E


Sub- Contraries - I and O


Sub- Alternation - A and I, E and O


Types of Pramas

-Pratyaksha (Perception)


>Laukika > Alaukika


* Nirvikalpa *Sarvikalpa *Prativijnana


-Anumana (Inference)


°Sadhya °Paksa °Hetu


*Purvavat *Sesavat *Samanyatodrsta


-Upamana ( Comparison)


-Shabda (Verbal Testimony)


-Arthapatti (Implication)


-Anupalabdhi (Non- Apprehension)


*Karana *Vyapaka *Svabhava *Viruddha

Hetvabhasas

*Asiddha


*Savyabhicara


*Satpratipaka


*Badhita


*Viruddha

Communication 7 Cs

Completeness


Conciseness


Consideration


Clarity


Concreteness


Courtesy


Correctness

Media is the mechanism of change

Denis McQuail

Media is the mirror of society

Rashmi Bohra

Media is the medium through which society is educated

RK Majumder

Facebook

US, Mark Zuckerberg, 4.2.2004


Menlo Park, California.

Instagram

Kevin Systrom, Mike Krieger 2010

Twitter

Jack Dorsey, Noah Glass, Biz Stone, Evan Williams


March 2006


After 2017 140--> 280

YouTube

Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, Jawed Karim - 2005


San Bruno, CA.


2006. - Bought by Google

Whatsapp

Jan Koum, Brian Acton 2009

Prasar Bharti

- AIR and DD


- 23rd Nov, 1997


- BCI

AIR

- 1923 - Radio Club Bombay


-1927 private Bombay and Kolkata


- 1930 - Govt- Indian Broadcasting Services.


- 1936 - AIR


-1957 - Akashvani


- 251 radio stations

DD

-New Delhi - 15th Sept 1959


-1965_Delhi, 1972_Mumbai, 1975_Chennai&Kolkata


-Present form 15th Sept 1976


-64 prod centres


-24 news units


-126 maintainence


-202 HPT


- 828 LPT


- 18 transposers


-30 channels


-DD Kisan 26th May 2015

RNI

-1st July 1956


- First Press Commission of India - 1953


- Amendment of Press and Registration of Books Act, 1867


-31st December - status to GoI

PIB

-Nodal Agency of GoI


-8 regional offices and 34 Branch offices

Hindustan Samachar

-1948 SS Apte


-10 languages


-1975 merged with PTI, UNI and Samachar Bharti

PTI

- Largest news Agency


- 27th August 1947 - founded


- 1st Feb 1949 - functional


- Hindi - Bhasha

UNI

-1959

PCI

-1966 under the recommendation of of first press commission


-functions under press council act 1978


-statutory Quasi judicial body acts as watchdog

NNN

-founded in 1976


-transformation of now-defunct Non-Aligned News Agencies Pool

Central Board of Film

Founded in 1952


Headquarters in Mumbai


Responsible for providing certifications and censorship of films.

Children's Film society

Founded in 1955


Functions as an autonomous body under the administrative control of Ministry of Information and Broadcasting


Value based entertainment

Film and television institute of India

Set up in 1960 in Pune


Since 1974 training to DD employees

Indian institute of mass communication

Inaugurated on 17th August 1965 by the then minister of information and broadcasting shrimati Indira Gandhi

Ministry of information and broadcasting

First minister Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel


Three wings: information, broadcasting, films

Management - Multipurpose organ

Peter Drucker

Management - individuals working in groups, efficiently accomplish selected aims

Harold Koontz and Heinz Weihrich

Scientific Management

F.W.Taylor


Work flows of an org


Labour productivity and economic efficiency


Science, process, standards

Administrative theory

Fayol


14 principles


Process of management

Bureaucracy

Max Weber


Systematic framework of an ideal organisation to achieve economic effectiveness and efficiency


Hierarchical form with defined levels

Hawthorne experiments

Labours extremely responsive to additional attention


Sense of belongingness


Social incentives in addition to financial incentives to improve workers' productivity significantly

System theory

Prevalent theory in modern management


Open and closed system


Orgnaization as a system

Chaos theory

Mathematical science adapted in management


Organisation as a complicated, nonlinear and dynamic system


Management the patterns of work while on a organisation exists in a state of chaos by facilitating change


Contingency approach

Modern theory of management also known as situational approach


Management must Alto its behaviour and decisions on the basis of circumstances that is managing according to the situation

Behavioral management theory

Organisation is treated as social system of humans along with the technical- physical system


Lays emphasis on studying individuals beliefs, values, attitudes in order to increase productivity and efficiency

Human relation approach

Elton Mayo


Study of motivation, conflict and informal organisation


Management must learn interpersonal relations between individuals in workplace

Managerial skills

Professor Robert Katz


3 subparts


1 conceptual skills


2 human relations skills


3 technical skills


Additionally, administrative skills, leadership skills, problem solving skills, decision making skills, analytical skills, communication skills, listening skills, time management skills, conflict management skills etcetera are preferred