Teaching methods commonly used in primary schools

The teaching methods commonly used in primary schools are as follows:

This teaching method refers to the teaching method mainly through oral language activities of teachers and students and students' independent reading of written language. It mainly includes: teaching method, talking method, discussion method and reading guide method.

1. Teaching methods.

Teaching method is a teaching method in which teachers describe situations, facts, concepts, principles and laws to students in oral language.

Step 2 talk.

Talk method, also known as answer method. It is a way to spread and learn knowledge through the conversation between teachers and students. Its characteristic is that teachers guide students to use existing experience and knowledge to answer teachers' questions, so as to acquire new knowledge or consolidate and check what they have learned.

3. Discussion method.

Discussion is a method in which the whole class or group members express their opinions, discuss with each other, inspire each other and brainstorm around a central issue under the guidance of teachers.

4. Reading guidance method.

Is the reading guidance method a teacher? Objective: To guide students to acquire knowledge by reading textbooks and reference materials independently in a planned way.

The significance of using teaching methods:

Teaching methods are of great significance to the completion of teaching tasks and the realization of teaching objectives. When the teaching purpose is determined and the corresponding teaching content is available, there must be effective teaching methods. Otherwise, the completion of teaching tasks and the realization of teaching objectives will fail. Therefore, in a sense, teaching method is an important issue related to the success or failure of teaching.

The method name is based on the external characteristics of the work form of teachers or students. According to the name of the teaching method, we can judge the activities of the participants in the teaching process. The success or failure of teaching depends largely on whether teachers can properly choose teaching methods. The clarity, concreteness, evidence, effectiveness and credibility of knowledge depend on the effective use of teaching methods.

Ushinski made a detailed study of teaching methods from the perspective of influencing the thinking process and students' initiative to seek knowledge. Teaching methods play an important role in teaching and learning skills, especially in learning practical knowledge.