IGNOU PB Bsc Nsg.Entrance-2026
Nursing Education
Easy

All of the following are non-projected teaching aids, except :

Appeared in: IGNOU PB Bsc Nsg.Entrance-2026

Explanation

  • A PowerPoint presentation is a projected teaching aid because it requires electronic equipment (a computer and a projector) to display its content on a screen.
  • Projected aids are used to show information to a larger audience by projecting it onto a surface.
  • This makes it the correct answer as it is the 'exception' in a list of non-projected aids.

Why Other Options Were Wrong

  • Option A: Models are three-dimensional replicas of real objects. They are classified as non-projected aids because they can be physically handled and observed without any electronic equipment.
  • Option B: Flashcards are non-projected visual aids consisting of cards with information. They are displayed manually by the instructor and do not require projection.
  • Option C: A specimen is a real object or a sample of a real object used for instruction. It is a classic example of a non-projected aid as it provides a direct, first-hand experience.

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Clinical Relevance
  • Nursing practice connection: This is primarily an exam-oriented knowledge point with limited direct bedside application, so retain Classification of teaching aids (Projected vs. Non-projected) as background academic context rather than a clinical decision trigger.
  • Nurses frequently act as educators for patients, families, and communities. Choosing the right teaching aid is crucial for effective patient education and health promotion.
  • For a bed-ridden patient, a nurse might use non-projected aids like flashcards or a model of an organ. For a community health talk, a projected aid like a PowerPoint presentation would be more effective for a larger group.
  • Understanding this classification helps in selecting the most appropriate, effective, and resource-friendly tool for any teaching situation a nurse encounters.
How to Approach the Question
  • First, identify the keywords in the question: 'non-projected teaching aids' and 'except'.
  • The word 'except' is a negative lead-in, meaning you need to find the option that does NOT fit the description of a 'non-projected teaching aid'.
  • Define 'non-projected aid': A tool that does not require electricity or a projector to be used.
  • Evaluate each option against this definition. Ask yourself, 'Does this require a projector?'
  • Models? No.
  • Flashcards? No.
Concept Tested & Keywords
  • Concept Tested: Classification of teaching aids (Projected vs. Non-projected)
  • Stem keywords: non-projected teaching aids, except
  • Lead-in keywords: except
  • Negative lead-in flag: The question uses negative framing ('except') to identify the item that does not belong to the group.

Question ID

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Reference Book

E6 Essentials of Educational Technology Nursing EducationL Gopichandran C Kanniammal (pp 39-344 of 355) pp. 204-206, 179-181

E6 Nursing Education & Educational TechnologySuresh k Sharma (pp 21-557 of 572) p. 291-293

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