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    Teaching learning materials (TLMs) are tools that help teachers educate students more easily and effectively. There are several types of TLMs, including audio aids like voices, music, and broadcasts; visual printed materials like textbooks, magazines, and printed notes; non-projected images like posters, maps, and photographs; projected still images like slides and overhead projections; and audiovisual tools that use both sound and images such as films, television, and multimedia presentations.

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    Teaching learning materials (TLMs) are tools that help teachers educate students more easily and effectively. There are several types of TLMs, including audio aids like voices, music, and broadcasts; visual printed materials like textbooks, magazines, and printed notes; non-projected images like posters, maps, and photographs; projected still images like slides and overhead projections; and audiovisual tools that use both sound and images such as films, television, and multimedia presentations.

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    Teaching learning materials (TLMs) are tools that help teachers educate students more easily and effectively. There are several types of TLMs, including audio aids like voices, music, and broadcasts; visual printed materials like textbooks, magazines, and printed notes; non-projected images like posters, maps, and photographs; projected still images like slides and overhead projections; and audiovisual tools that use both sound and images such as films, television, and multimedia presentations.

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    Teaching learning materials

    Teaching learning materials (TLMs) are the tools, which are used by teachers to help learners to learn
    concept with ease and efficiency. Below are the types of teaching materials used:

    Audio Aids: It includes human voice, telephonic conversation, audio discs/tapes, gramophone records,
    Radio broadcast.

    Visual Aids: It includes Visual (Verbal) Print e.g. Textbook, Supplementary book. Reference books,
    encyclopedia, Magazine, Newspaper, Documents and Clippings, Duplicated written material,
    Programmed material , Case Studies/Reports,

    Visual (Pictorial- Non Projected )–

    a) Non-projected two dimensional – Here the TLM is in form of an image or picture e.g. blackboard
    writing and drawing Charts, Posters, Maps,Diagrams, Graphs, Photographs, Cartoons, Comic strips.

    b) Non-Projected three-dimensional – This category includes three dimensional representation of the


    real object or phenomenon e.g. Models, Mock-up,Diorama, Globe, Relief Map, Specimen, Puppet, and
    Hologram.

    4. Visual (Projected but still) – Here the images are projected or displayed on a screen and thus are
    nearer reality than visual non-projected ones e.g. Slide, Filmstrips, Over Head Projector (OHP),
    Microfilm,Micro card, etc.

    5. Audio Visual TLMs are the projected aids, which use both auditory and visual senses to enhance
    learning e.g. Motion Picture Film, Television, Video discs/cassettes, slide – tape presentations,
    Multimedia, Computer.

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