Instructional Methods

17. Learning experience used to help students learn

• Learning activities
• teacher characteristics
• assessment strategies
• curriculum development

18. Shows the students have met the target

• procedures
• reflection
• assessment strategies
• assessment

19. How you evaluate if you have learned

• Learning activities
• curriculum
• procedures
• assessment strategies

20. Detailed outlines of what will be taught, how it will be taught, and how it's being evaluated.

• Guided practice
• Lesson Plans
• Purpose of standards
• curriculum

21. Reviews what was learned that day

• procedures
• guided practice
• instructional units
• summary / closure

22. Teaching strategies in which the teachers role is to present the information and to direct the learning process or students

• instructional methods
• teaching strategies
• teacher-centered methods
• students centered methods

23. Learning activities that put students in a situation that feels real enough though the situation is not.

• Instructional strategies
• simulations
• instructional methods
• wait time

24. Model

• a learning situation in which the teacher and student are not in the same location
• a traditional dry-erase board but is connected to a computer and projector
• an inquiry based learning project utilizing information from pre-selected websites
• a real example that shows the characteristics of excellence, helps the students know what constitutes quality.

25. Computer games and simulations

• do little to reinforce student learning
• offer a virtual representation of situations
• are best used by individuals rather than groups
• are not appropriate by individuals rather than groups

26. Technology____.

• Should be utilized by every teacher and every subject area
• can be overused by both teachers and students
• is best utilized by students for assignments outside of the classroom.