Concrete examples are generally the most effective presentation aids. Keep students actively involved. Learning requires active involvement. Listening is rarely sufficient for students in VE classes to gain the information and understanding provided through verbal instruction. Use a lot of cues to focus the student' s attention.
Students can also participate in group instruction in a variety of ways.
Assign each student a different role or expectation, then have them collaborate to complete a related task. Combine a variety of activities. Many teachers find group instruction successful when they combine several activities within a class period. Don't forget to end the lesson with a summary or post-organizer. Monitoring student response to group instruction is the key to its effectiveness.