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Exploring alternative modes of teaching learning

Posted by rumaa on Mon, 17 Jan 2011

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Exploring Alternative Modes of Teaching Learning The veracity of the Chinese saying” Tell me: and I will forget; Show me: and I may remember; involve me:and I will understand” is nowhere better illustrated than in practising e-learning because it is learner centric.. Interestingly, heterogeneity amongst learners is positively addressed by this self learning mode because the learner can adjust the pace of his/her learning according to his/her ability and time at hand. The teaching learning proces... Read More

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srmcurology 17 Jan 11 11:13 AM E learning is slightly ahead of the curve for many countries including India. Your views are spot on and what u say is true. In India I would like to explore the role of e-learning though mobile as it has such a huge penetration in India esply rural India. If it works we could change the literacy rate in India within a few yrs.