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Option 1 : A), C) and E)

Although teaching and learning go hand in hand,the term ‘learning’ refers to a relatively permanent change in behaviour whereas the term ‘teaching’ is not that easily defined. It could be defined as a system of action to induce learning.

Differences between Teaching and Learning:

Teaching

Learning

It is a molecular concept i.e. it represents a range of activities.

It is a molar concept i.e. it constitutes a single activity.

It is a set of activities planned to realise a predefined goal. In other words, teaching is a cause.

It implies the outcomes of teaching. In other words, learning is an expected result.

It is a social act designed for the benefit of students.

It is an individualistic/personal act in the interest of the person involved.

It is an intentional act.

It is an achievement or success act.

Teaching is like selling as the teacher transmits/sells his knowledge and expertise.

Learning is like buying as it involves buying knowledge, skills and values from the teacher.

Teaching is directed toward facilitating learning.

Learning is directed toward oneself. i.e. attaining ones’ own knowledge.

 

Hence, it can be seen from the given table that there are a variety of factors that differentiate teaching from learning.

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