IDENTIFICATION

• Types of Motivation

  Intrinsic Motivation

  Extrinsic Motivation
• Classification of Motives

  Physiological or Physical Motive

  Psychological Motive

  Habit Motive
• According to Purpose

  To instruct

  To motivate

  To evaluate
• Type of Response Desired

  Soliciting

  Directing

  Responding

  Evaluating
• Level of Lesson's Objective

  High level questions

  Low level questions
• For Verification

  Analytic Question

  Empirical Question

  Valuative Question
• For Productive thinking

  Cognitive Memory Questions

  Divergent Questions

  Convergent Questions

  Evaluating Questions
• Cognitive Function 

  Focusing Question

  Extending Question

  Lifting Question

  Foundation Question

  Promoting Question
• Form of Teaching

  Authoritarian Form

  Democratic Form
• According to Delivery

  Formal Lecture

  Informal lecture
• According to Purpose

  Expository Lecture

  Descriptive Lecture

  Narrative Lecture
• Characteristics of Expository Lecture

  Exactness

  Coherence

  Emphasis

  Unity
• Types of Emphasis

  Emphasis by Proportion

  Emphasis by Position
• Characteristics of Clearness

  Repetition

  Use of Examples

  Use of Particulars or details

  Comparison and Contrast

  Obverse Statement

  Cause and Effect

  Classification

  Partition or Separation

  Illustration
• Types of Description

  Objective Description

  Subjective Description
• Types of Narration

  Process Type

  Story Type
• Must have each of the elements 1. The objective to be attained, the mission to be accomplished or the problem to be solved 2. Planning 3. Execution of plan 4. Result 5. Implication or Implications of the result 
• Steps in Lecture Demonstration

  Preparation

  Actual Lecture Demonstration

  Application
• Types of Lecture Demonstration

  Parts Demonstration

  Product Demonstration

  Process Demonstration
• Steps in Teaching the Acquisition

  Use lecture process demonstration

  Master the form

  Acquire  Speed and accuracy