Instructional Strategies
A method for delivering instruction that is intended to help students achieve the learning objective.
Instructional Strategy
Students whose first language is not English
English Language Learner
Organizing the room, making procedures, establishing communication, and seating.
Classroom Management
Students engage in different pathways to learning designed to meet their needs and abilities
Differentiated Instruction
Determining the level of student learning.
Assessing
Teacher made tests, quizzes, portfolios, work samples, presentations, and demonstrations.
Assessments
A combination of traditional face to face instruction and online learning.
Blended Learning
Test assessing general pedagogical knowledge concerning students as learners and the instructional process
Principles of Learning and Teaching (PLT)
Actions you take to get a student back on task with the least amount of intervention and disruption:
The initial activity of a lesson that is used to gain students' attention
Set Induction
A federal law that required states to develop plans that address standards assessments, school and district accountability, and special help for struggling schools
Every Student Succeeds
Jacob Kounin coined a term to describe a teacher’s disposition (or mental set) to look at all parts of the classroom at all times.
Withitness
A model for the gradual release of responsibility to students when selecting and using the instructional strategies.
The Gradual Release of Responsibility Model
One of the best researched and most highly developed models to teach ELLs
Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol (SIOP)
event or consequence that increases the strength or future of probability of the behavior it follows
Reinforcer