Surveys Surveys are an experiential instructional strategy. They refer to the collection of information from a sample to determine the frequency of particular responses. Experiential instruction is student-centred and activity oriented with an emphasis on process, not product. It greatly increases understanding and retention.
Students are more motivated because they actively participate and share their experiences.
Interviews Interviewing refers to the meeting of people face to face to confer about a topic or issue. It is an interactive instructional strategy which employs groups of learners. Demonstrations apply primarily to skills and processes and are useful for helping students acquire procedural knowledge. An example is modelling an activity or game before students attempt it. Discussion questions Discussion questions will be suggested throughout the unit to help stimulate discussion.