Small Group Instruction: How Targeted Teaching Works
Small Group Instruction is a teaching approach in which a teacher works with a few students at a time, usually
Small Group Instruction is a teaching approach in which a teacher works with a few students at a time, usually
Whole Class Instruction is a teaching approach in which a teacher presents the same content to an entire class at
Flipped Classroom Instruction is a teaching approach that reverses the usual pattern of lecture in class and practice at home.
Station Rotation is a classroom teaching method in which students move in small groups through a set of learning stations,
Learning Through Games refers to the use of game-like activities to help students practice skills, test ideas, and build understanding.
Game Based Learning is an approach that uses games, whether digital or played with cards, boards, or movement, to teach
Gamification in Instruction refers to the use of game elements such as points, levels, badges, and progress tracking in non-game
Structured Academic Controversy is a cooperative teaching method in which pairs of students research a question, argue opposing positions, and
Debate Instruction is a teaching approach in which students learn to build, present, and defend arguments in a structured format.
Role play activities are structured classroom exercises in which students take on a character, job, or viewpoint and act out