Presentation of Instructional Materials – Key Vocabulary

A set of 10 vocabulary flashcards summarizing essential terms from the lecture on instructional materials.

Instructional Materials

Educational resources and delivery vehicles that improve students’ knowledge and add color to the learning process.

Printed Materials

Commercially prepared, text-based resources—such as textbooks and workbooks—widely used by teachers.

Supplemental Materials (Instructional Aids)

Teacher-oriented resources that complement textbooks, e.g., manuals, test questions, transparencies, and bulletin boards.

Sounds and Visual Resources

Audio-visual materials delivered through technology that engage hearing and sight to make learning easier.

Pictorial Representatives

Images (photographs, drawings, slides, etc.) shown to help learners see what something looks like rather than merely imagine it.

Symbolic and Graphic Representation

Materials using symbols, legends, graphs, maps, and charts to promote thorough understanding of a topic.

Microcomputer Resources

Technology-based hardware, software, and peripherals—printers, scanners, networks—that facilitate teaching and learning.

Authentic Materials

Language learning resources featuring real-world language samples, cultural references, and scenarios for practical use.

Feedback-Driven Materials

Learning resources designed to provide meaningful feedback, enabling learners to monitor progress and target improvement.

Personalization

Customization of learning materials to match individual proficiency levels and learning styles, fostering ownership of learning.