Icons in traditional teaching media do not include

Icons in traditional teaching media do not include charts.

Traditional teaching media generally refer to blackboards, chalk, textbooks and so on. Modern teaching media refers to the tools that use modern technology to carry and transmit teaching information, mainly electronic media, which consists of hardware and software. Hardware refers to various teaching machines related to the transmission of educational information, such as slide projectors, projectors, tape recorders, movie projectors, televisions, video recorders, electronic computers, etc.

Teaching media serves to achieve teaching objectives. Whether it is traditional teaching media or modern teaching media, we can't ignore several major elements in teaching: teachers, students, teaching content, teaching objectives and so on. Only by understanding the factors that affect the choice of teaching media can we better grasp the basic principles and make teaching media serve teaching better.

Disadvantages of traditional teaching media:

However, the traditional teaching media has obvious disadvantages in visualization and information display. Limited by the technical level, traditional teaching media cannot create a vivid situational teaching trend for the classroom; Moreover, the traditional teaching media is limited by time and space, and there is very little information that can be disseminated in classroom teaching.

Traditional teaching media, such as language description, wall charts, blackboard writing, charts, etc. , to a certain extent, can express the space, time, movement and other characteristics of things, but its expressive force is often insufficient, affecting students' sensitivity. Especially as primary school students, perceptual knowledge and thinking in images are still their main cognitive thinking modes, and the lack of visualization and expressiveness will even directly lead to the defects of cognition and thinking.