Effective Set Induction Techniques for Engaging Learners
Discover the importance of set induction in education, along with practical methods like the STEP acronym and attention gaining techniques to create motivation and clarity before introducing new concepts. Explore observational learning theory by Albert Bandura to enhance teaching strategies.
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SET INDUCTION Sets are used before any new activity, from introduction of a new concept to giving homework. It is important in each set both to create clarity about what is expected to happen (both what you will do and what they should do), and To create motivation .
Set induction can be done by such as: Explaining potential benefits to the learner. Giving clear instructions. Describing what is going to happen.
The STEP acronym may be used to help remember what to do: Start: Welcome the students, settle them down and gain attention. Transact: Understand their expectations and explain yours. Link with previous learning. Evaluate: Assess the gap between their expectations and current reality. Clarify any discrepancies for them. Progress: Move on to the main body of learning.
SET INDUCTION TECHNIQUE Attention Gaining Method Interest Method
Attention Gaining Method Perform or do something Do nothing Start talking in low tone Eye focus on students with disruptive behavior
Interest Method Ask perplexing questions Show specimens , samples or real objects Present a case study Show pictures Give demonstration
OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING THEORY (Albert Bandura)
