Teaching Strategies
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Displaying 1 - 12 of 29 Strategies
 Partner Contributed Oct 27 2011
Source: NYSCI
By asking good questions, teachers can further student thinking, incite student curiosity and help students learn to question and explore the world around them. Watch this video to learn more! |
 Partner Contributed Oct 27 2011
Source: NYSCI
KWL (what you know, what you want to know, and what you learned) is a teaching strategy that helps teachers assess student understanding and interest. |
 Partner Contributed Mar 21 2011
Source: NYSCI
The way you arrange the physical layout of your classroom can affect student performance. Classroom management, flow, lesson objectives and the needs of your students’ are all factors to consider. |
 Partner Contributed Mar 24 2011
Source: NYSCI
Demonstrations can be a powerful way to encourage students to ask questions and engage in the inquiry process -- without using expensive materials or taking up a lot of time. |
Partner Contributed May 26 2011
Source: NYSCI
In this video, learn innovative strategies that different teachers are using for teaching English Language Learners. |
Partner Contributed Oct 27 2011
Source: NYSCI
Group work can be a great way for students to practice skills they will need for STEM careers, while also building their confidence, enabling peer teaching and learning and an improved final product. It also allows for authentic assessment and increased communication between teachers and students. Watch this video to learn more! |
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Partner Contributed May 26 2011
Source: NYSCI
In this video, learn how to make a rubric, a scoring guide that evaluates a student’s performance against a range of criteria rather than a single numerical score. |
Partner Contributed Oct 27 2011
Source: NYSCI
Because students have different learning styles and needs, differentiated instruction allows for flexible, student-centered learning. |
Partner Contributed Jun 23 2011
Source: NYSCI
Properly graphing and charting data is an important skill for students to master, but students often miss the point of why they are creating graphs. This video explores an exercise which can be used to help students select the right style of graph depending on the type of information they need to convey. |
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Partner Contributed Oct 27 2011
Source: NYSCI
Utilizing current events as teachable moments can make abstract science concepts relevant and exciting to students. Watch this video to learn more! |
Partner Contributed Jun 23 2011
Source: NYSCI
STEM is a commonly used acronym, but what does STEM actually mean? This presentation provides you with insight into what STEM is and how it can enhance teacher instruction. |
Feb 28 2012
Source: goshea
In this video, you'll explore six recommended models of collaborative teaching. |