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Direct Instruction :pencil2:
Direct instruction is a teaching directed …
Direct Instruction :pencil2:
Direct instruction is a teaching directed method, using straightforward, explicit teaching techniques, usually to teach a specific skill.
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Step 3: Guided Practice
Monitor and engage the students in the lesson plan and assignment. Think about the ZPD and methods of scaffolding in mind.
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Step 4: Feedback/Closure
Offer students main points of feedback for their assignment. Additionally, end the lesson with a quick highlight of the take-homes.
Strengths
The teacher has a better outlook on the students and their progress/ understanding of the particular subject
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Questions
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Does DI allow for easy modification for ELL students and/or students with special needs? Is DI the best option for these students?
For the guided practice portion of the lesson, is group work more effective, or individual work?
Weaknesses
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The instruction may not be as effective if the teacher isn't fully prepared or doesn't exhibit mastery in the lesson being instructed