What are the different classroom strategies in the classroom?

What is Flipped Instruction?

• A teaching method where students learn at home and practice in class.

• A method where teachers lecture and students take notes.

• A strategy that involves group work and collaboration.

• A traditional approach to teaching.

What are the benefits of Play-Based Learning?

• Engagement and cognitive development.

• Strict adherence to traditional teaching methods.

• Limited interaction among students.

• Focus solely on academic skills.

What is Project-Based Learning (PBL)?

• Learning through extended projects on meaningful topics.

• A method focused on rote memorization.

• A strategy that discourages student independence.

• A traditional lecture-based approach.

What is Discovery Learning?

• A method where students find answers independently.

• A strategy that relies heavily on teacher instruction.

• An approach that limits student exploration.

• A method focused on standardized testing.

What does setting high expectations involve?

• Requiring maximum effort from students.

• Allowing students to do minimal work.

• Encouraging students to avoid challenges.

• Focusing solely on grades.

What does setting high expectations involve?

• Requiring students to put in maximum effort

• Expecting all students to meet a certain standard

• Allowing students to progress without meeting standards

What are the benefits of high expectations in the classroom?

• Students strive for improvement

• Students become lazy

• Students lose respect for education

What is parent and community engagement?

• Bringing students together with their community

• Keeping parents out of the classroom

• Limiting student interaction with community members

What is modeled teaching?

• An instructional strategy where the teacher shows students how to do a task

• A method where students teach each other

• A strategy that involves only written instructions