1. With the help of different techniques Bryan Morris
Process of Perfection
With the help of different techniques
Bryan Morris

2. Process of Perfection (Gandhi, S. 2007)
A process of learning which intrinsically motivates students to learn.
A 4-phase process:
Warm Up & Choice of Intervention
Dramatic Presentation
Accelerated Learning& Control of Error
Wrap Up

3. Hypothesis
Students learn better & faster through the Process of Perfection.

4. Objectives To generate curiosity
Get the students to engage with the system
Making the topic more realistic
Get students working together
Concept clarity
Build students’ Self – Efficacy - ability to provide desired result
Accelerated Learning in the class

5. To generate curiosity
POP A – Warm up Question.

6. Warm-up POP A Generates interest
Jack bought a brand new flash drive and wanted to show it to all his friends. He loaded many games and songs on it and went to visit his friend Tom.
There he transferred all the content to Tom’s computer and added some more songs to his collection on the flash drive.
Jack, excited to listen to the new songs, went home and plugged the flash drive to his computer. He was disheartened to see that his flash drive was empty.
Why was it empty? Did the songs fall off on the way?

8. Students writing Pre test

9. Get the students to engage with the system and make the topic more realistic

11. Get students to work together

12. Concept clarity
The students were allowed to discuss the concepts with each other with the help of learning cards.

13. Marks
No of Students
0-4 16
5-6 4
7-10

14. Marks
No of Students
0-4 5
5-6 9
7-10 6

15. Were the objectives met? Let’s see below.
Generate curiosity -Yes
Get the students to engage with the system - Yes
Making the topic more realistic - Yes
Get students working together - Yes
Concept clarity - Yes
Build students’ Self – Efficacy - Yes
Accelerated Learning in the class - Yes
In Conclusion: Process of Perfection helps students learn better & faster.

16. Thank You