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Field trip

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The field trip was introduced early in as audio visual media In education because it brings the student into direct contact with a life situation in which the elements can be studied as they actually exists and because it is the most concrete and most real of the audio visual procedures. the field trip is the oldest visual aid having been used centuries ago by the early Greek teachers who took their classes to the natural situation for firsthand knowledge

Definition
The field trip may be defined as an educational procedure by which the student studies firsthand object sand materials in their natural environment

Socrates and Aristotle both used it

Values of field trip
1. they furnish first hand information to supplement and to enrich the classroom instruction
2. They correlate and blend school life with the outside world, by providing direct touch with persons and with community situations.
3. they develop a better understanding of the etiologic factors of disease- housing, sanitation, economic condition, industry
4. they create situations which help to develop observation and keenness’; field trips also offer an opportunity to apply that which has been taught, to verify what has been learned
5. they provide actual source material for the study
6. they arouse interest and vitalize instructions, thereby providing motivation
7. they serve as an effective means of correlating the subjects of the curriculum
8. They afford opportunity to conceder and to solve problems arising from individual and group participation in a natural social situation.

Teacher explains with the slides. Students observes and listen

Teacher explains with the slides. Students observes and listen

Teacher explains with the slides. Students observes and listen

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