Please enable JavaScript.
Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.
Learning strategies
These Are procedures or resources teachers use to…
Learning strategies
These Are procedures or resources teachers use to promote important learning, which can be developed from the processes involved in cognitive strategies.(TEACHING STRATEGIES, 2012)
THE MONTESSORI METHOD
-
He found that the child has an absorbent mind that can carry out free learning wherever he directs it.(Universia, 2020)
Examples: Placing glasses at their height, so they can take them and drink if they are thirsty. We can also place clothes, books, and hygiene materials within their reach so that they can do their homework by themselves.
WALDORF PHILOSOPHY
He considered that the teacher must respect the appropriate teaching parameters. This means that a child of a certain age could learn only a certain subject. For example, No student under the age of 7 should start learning to read and write.(Universia, 2020)
-
-
-
-
HARKNESS METHOD
The result of its implementation is based on the promotion of communication skills, respect, empathy, and effective learning.
-
We can make a discussion table where students can plan the topic of their reference, and teachers would be the moderators of the debate. (Universia, 2020)
-
-
MÉTODO REGGIO EMILIA
-
Examples: The child is the protagonist of his learning.
The teacher is a mere guide who accompanies the students in learning, poses challenges, and experiments, and solves problems so that the student can solve them by himself
-
Although it is based on a methodology that is only valid for children under 10 years of age, it is important to highlight this didactic strategy because it values the involvement of parents or guardians as key in educational teaching. This corresponds to the aforementioned common responsibility of society in education. (Universia, 2020)
-
-
-
