Teaching Strategies Flashcards

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What are the different Teaching Strategies?

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  • Behaviourist
  • Information Processing
  • Cognitive Strategy
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What is the focus of the Behaviourist teaching strategy?-

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  • What learner does that is observable
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What does the Behaviourist Teaching Method stress?

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  • External Environment Shaping Behaviour
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3
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How should the teacher shape desired behaviour in the Behaviourist Teaching Method?

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  • Model Good Behaviour
  • Positive Reinforce Desired Response
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How is content organized in the Behaviourist Teaching Method?

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  • Broken down
  • Difficult added gradually
  • Build on success of student
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Why is the Content broken down in the Behaviourist Teaching Method?

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  • So Student can complete Successfully
  • Build on student success
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What does the Information Processing Teaching Method Stress?

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  • Internal Cognitive Processing of the Learner
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What do people who use the Information Processing Teaching Method Study?

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  • How learners select, use, interpret, and store information
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How does knowledge of how learners process information help the teacher who uses the Information Processing Teaching Method?

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  • Selection of appropriate cues
  • Design appropriate feedback
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Describe the Cognitive Strategy Teaching Method?

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  • More Holistic Approach
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What is the Cognitive Strategy Teaching Method primarily interested in?

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How the Learner
- solves problems
- creates
- Learns how to learn
- applies what they learn

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What does the teacher who uses the Cognitive Strategy teaching method study?

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Role of Learner in:
- Mediating instructions
- Constructing personal meaning from learning experiences

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12
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What teaching methods are considered direct instruction models?

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  • Behaviourist
  • Information Processing
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Why would a teaching method be considered direct?

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  • Teacher identifies, and demonstrates what students are to do
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What teaching method would be considered indirect?

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  • Cognitive Strategy
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Why might a teaching method be considered indirect?

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  • Teacher states problem
  • Asks students to solve
  • Students find best way to do something
16
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What are Fitts and Posner’s Stages of Motor Learning?

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  • Cognitive Phase
  • Associative Phase
  • Automatic Phase
17
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Describe the Cognitive Phase of Fitts and Posner’s Stages of Motor Learning

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  • High degree of concentration on how to do the movement
18
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Describe the Associative Phase of Fitts and Posner’s Stages of Motor Learning

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  • Concentration of Temporal Pattern
  • Refinement
  • Some ability to deal with condition
19
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Describe the Automatic Phase of Fitts and Posner’s Stages of Motor Learning

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  • Performance Consistent
  • Can Be adapted to Conditions
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