Consideration of types and levels of learning can be beneficial when planning instructional strategies. All are critical components of effective teaching for all students. Additionally, effectively used questioning, feedback, and praise are important contributors to student learning. Practice activities provide opportunities for students to solidify and apply their learning. Practice activities can include guided practice, in which teachers closely monitor student responding, and independent practice, in which students work more independently.
Frequent review allows for long-term learning.
A sample model of a lesson based on teacher effectiveness variables includes daily review, statement of objective, presentation of information, guided practice, independent practice, and formative evaluation. Read Chapter 6 in the text. Fill in blank sections of the graphic organizer. Add the graphic organizer to your class notebook. Examine the following World Wide Web links and consider their perspectives based on information from Chapter 6.