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- 1. APTITUDE Seminar taken By j.Kavitha (maths) c.s.i college of education
- 2. Meaning of aptitude • Apart from intelligence, each individual possesses in some measure certain special or specific talents called APTITUDE • Example : if we say that one has musical aptitude it does not mean that even now he is an excellent musician
- 3. Nature of aptitude • Both heredity and environment appear to be involved in shaping one’s aptitude • For example : a person exhibiting an aptitude for singing may have been born with a sweet voice ; it is also equally likely that such a person’s aptitude may be the result of this living in the company of good musicians.
- 4. Nature of aptitude • The two components that constitute aptitude ‘capacity’ is mostly innate and ‘interest’ is largely acquired • as hull points out, aptitude appear to be normally distributed in the population. • For example capacity is needed to succeed as a musician will include sufficient physical stamina, good voice etc
- 5. Definition of aptitude • Bingham states that “aptitude refers to interest in a specific field , a desire to excel in that field and then needed capacity for success in that field
- 6. Types of aptitude • Aptitude refers to a group of related traits which indicate the degree of success that an individual would attain in acquiring knowledge  Music aptitude  Mechanical aptitude  Aptitude in fine arts like drawing and painting, sculpture, dance, flower decoration, fashion designs etc  Aptitude for different professions like teaching, medicine, law, engineering, advertisement
- 7. Difference between aptitude and achivement test Aptitude test Achievement tests Measures present capacity This tests are interested in the present level of performance only This test are conducted after a period of instruction This test furnish the standard