Teaching learning aid

The term refers to the different types of educational materials used by teachers to help them achieve specific learning goals in the classroom, as described in the programme.

 This may include games, movies, flash cards, project supplies, and more. Teaching in a classroom teacher-only classroom and writing on the blackboard or chalkboard is perhaps the most common example of not using an TLM.

To learn new concepts, you need to use type-based learning in teaching/learning content and focus on interactions between teachers, students, and students. Enhance learning context, textbook examples (TLM) storybooks, blocks, examples, videos, games, flashcards, modeling flowers, transparent displays, system computers, objects.

Necessity of teaching aid 

 1) Correct use of textbook helps to maintain the concept. 

2) Students learn best when they feel inspired by a variety of teaching methods. 

 3) Study materials strive to be useful examples of theoretical thinking.

 4)Learning materials increase student interest. 

5) These methods help students improve their vocabulary.

Type of learning resource:

 There are many resources currently available. Such devices can be classified as follows:

1) Visual aids :

visual aids are accessories that are displayed using visual aids. For example, boards such as real objects, models, photos, diagrams, maps, flannel boards, bulletin boards, blackboards, elevators, slides, etc. Of these, blackboards and chalk are the most common. 

2) Audio Aids : 

These help in remembering lessons through listening. 

ex radio, tape recorder etc.

3)Audio visual aid:

These include  television, projector, movie, etc.