Teaching Strategies
This strategy involves asking students questions to encourage critical thinking.
Socratic Questioning.
This specific technique involves setting clear rules and expectations at the beginning of the school year:
Establishing Discipline.
This technique involves using games or interactive activities to keep students interested:
Interactive Learning.
This learning style involves understanding information best through listening:
Auditory Learning.
This type of assessment is given at the end of a unit to evaluate overall learning.
Summative Assessment.
A teaching method where students work together in small groups to complete tasks.
Cooperative Learning.
A method where the teacher uses signals or cues to get students attention quickly and promptly.
Attention Grabbing Signals.
When students share their own ideas and participate actively, it is called what?
Student Engagement.
Students who prefer this style learn best by doing hands on activities:
Kinesthetic Learning.
An ongoing process where teachers check student understanding during lessons:
Formative Assessment.
Using real life examples to help students understand complex concepts is called this...
Contextual Learning and Real Life Application.
This type of seating arrangement can help reduce distractions and improve focus:
Strategic Seating Arrangements.
This method uses technology like tablets or apps to involve students in lessons.
Educational Technology.
This style focuses on learning through visual aids like charts, diagrams, and video representation:
This method asks students to demonstrate skills through projects and or presentations.
Performance Based Assessments.
This approach adapts lessons to fit different learning styles of students.
Differentiated Instruction.
Using positive reinforcement to encourage good behavior is called:
Positive Reinforcement.
Encouraging students to set their own goals while learning helps increase what?
Student Motivation/Self Regulation.
A teaching method that combines multiple learning styles to reach all students:
Differentiated Instruction.
A quick informal way to engage student knowledge often done by creating quizzes and using polls:
Exit Tickets.
A strategy where teachers provide immediate feedback to help students improve.
Formative Assessment.
A strategy where the teacher addresses misbehavior calmly:
Calm Correction.
A strategy where teachers connect lessons to students interests to boost involvement is called what?
Interest Based Learning.
Students with this learning style often prefer reading and writing to learn new information:
Reading/Writing Learning Style.
This assessment compares student performance to a standard.
Referenced Assessment.