Alternative Teaching Strategies
The modifications that teachers make to customize their instructional content, delivery, assignments, and classroom environment for students' needs
What is Differentiated Instruction?
The student-centered teaching method that uses learning plans that are tailored to meet students' interested, needs, and abilities.
What are Individualized Strategies?
The six categories that are used to classify student cognitive ability ranging from simple recall to complex thinking.
What are Bloom's Taxonomy?
The group of teacher-centered methods that consist of an authority presenting information without interaction between the authority and students.
What is Exposition Teaching?
The part of the lesson plan that consists of testing to identify difficulties, provide feedback, and determine overall learning.
What is Assessment?
The set induction or launch, instructional strategies, and lesson closure are three common elements.
What is the Lesson Plan?
The student-centered teaching method that follows a five-step five-E sequence of Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate.
What is Inquiry Learning?
For this to be successful, it is necessary for teachers to start slow and simple while being selective and flexible with programs an grouping.
What is Integrating Technology in the Classroom?
The flexible grading method in which a teacher promises to award a specific grade for specified student performance.
What is Contract Grading System?
The six problem-solving steps of 1) defining problem 2) collecting data 3) identifying obstacles 4) identifying alternatives 5) rating alternatives and 6) choosing best alternative are designed to teach these skills.