Models of Instruction
A model of instruction is a map for how a type of lesson should flow. Understanding these models saves time and ensures high-quality lessons.
Part 1: An Introduction to Models of Instruction
★ Bookmarked • For TeachersAs a new teacher, I only knew one model of instruction: Direct Instruction. I was like a chef who only knew how to deep fry!
Part 2: Writing Concept Attainment Lessons
★ Bookmarked • For TeachersIn a Concept Attainment lesson, we give students examples and non-examples of a concept — without telling them what that concept is!
Part 3: Models of Instruction: Inquiry Training
★ Bookmarked • For TeachersWant your students to ask better questions? Why not train them to inquire!?
Part 4: Running A Group Investigation Lesson
★ Bookmarked • For TeachersLearn to lead a lesson that is built entirely on student curiosity.
Part 5: Add Layers To Direct Instruction
★ Bookmarked • For TeachersTake direction instruction beyond a monotonous practice of the same skill over and over.
Part 6: Concept Formation
★ Bookmarked • For TeachersA model of instruction that moves from specific examples to concepts to one big idea.