Development and Use Non-Digital or Conventional Material

You need to create a model of the solar system for your science project. What non-digital materials could you use?

• a. Diorama

• b. Writing Board

• c. Flip Chart

• d. Wall Display

2. Sophia is working on a class project that requires displaying different types of habitats. What non-digital material would best showcase this?

• a. Nature Table

• b. Flip Chart

• c. Writing Board

• d. Diorama

3. Lily needs to compile and present different strategies for an upcoming community event. Which material is suitable for this task?

• a. Nature Table

• b. Writing Board

• c. Flip Chart

• d. Diorama

4. Oliver's class is making educational posters on healthy eating. Where would he display them to ensure they are seen by everyone?

• a. Wall Display

• b. Diorama

• c. Flip Chart

• d. Nature Table

5. Jack needs a surface to brainstorm ideas and write key points during a lesson, allowing him to easily erase and rewrite. Which tool would he choose?

• a. Writing Board

• b. Flip Chart

• c. Rope and Pole Chart

• d. Nature Table

FACT or BLUFF

Instructional materials are supplementary materials that help make a teacher's presentation more effective and interesting.

FACT or BLUFF

Instructional materials provide sensory experiences to learners.

FACT or BLUFF

According to Wright (1976), audio-visual materials should be used at all times in language learning.

FACT or BLUFF

The use of instructional materials makes the teaching process more meaningful and inspiring.

FACT or BLUFF

According to Cakir (2006), the use of many media in presentations does not contribute to language learning.