Methods of Self-Directed Learning
Individualized Insruction Strategies
Self-directed Approachs to Learning
100
What method is depicted in the picture below?
Graphic Organizer
100
“Engages students in learning plans tailored to meet their interests, needs, and abilities.”
Individualized Instruction
100
recreating historical or future events, significant current events, or imaginary situations.
Role Playing
200
Verbal and interactive
Socratic Method
200
“Any educational activity carried out by an individual with little to no guidance.”
Independent Study
200
Focused on improvement of skills.
Drill and Practice
300
Role can also be assigned to encourage full participation and cooperation.
Cooperative Learning
300
Students learn more when taught by peers.
Individualized Instruction
300
An artificial situation or event that represents reality but removes risk to the individual involved in the activity.
Simulations
400
The teacher or another designated individual stands before the class, shows something, and tells what is happening or what has happened.
Demonstration Method
400
Interesting and creative activities that students can choose from.
Independent Study
400
Supplements in information being taught in class.
Computer Integration
500
Students compare and contrast examples that contain the attributes and those that do not.
Concept Attainment
500
Identifying your objectives
Pre Assessment
Delivery of the primary instruction
Formative assessment
Enrichment or alternative instruction
Summative evaluation
Next unit objectives
Mastery Learning
500
They should reflect society and offer students the opportunity to experience common roles in life.
Educational Games