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18 Cards in this Set

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Advance Organizer
used at the beginning of a lesson where the teacher demonstrates the beginning of he lesson by providing the structure, overview, and nature of the content of the upcoming learning experience.
Convergent Question
question with more than one correct answer
Divergent Question
question with many possible answers
Group Processing
activity in which a group reflects and evaluates the function of the group
I-message
statement about a behavior that has three parts: describes specific behavior; effect on person sending message; and how that person feels about that behavior
Leading Question
non-objective question in which the opinion of the person asking can easily be inferred
Modeling
learning by observing the actions and behaviors of others
Nonverbal Message
communication expressed by body language, gestures, tone of voice, facial expressions, etc.
Probing Question
follow up question that is used to encourage deeper thought with elaboration, clarification, and justification.
Run-on Question
multiple questions asked at one time used to confuse the receiver

Communication Techniques

Persuasive=convincing


Informative=presenting


Narrative=conveying


Expressive=explaining

3 types of Learning Environments

Competitive


Individualistic


Cooperative

Direct Instruction Model

Expository


Memory


Mastery


Lecture

Indirect Instruction Model

Concept Attainment


Discussion


Reciprocal Teaching


Directed Reading Thinking Activity (DRTA)


Inquiry/Discovery


Induction


Deduction


Think, Pair, Share

Indirect Instruction

Teacher and students share in the learning process

Direct instruction

teacher has the primary role in instructing the students

Cooperative learning

Students work together to accomplish a shared goal and take on the responsibility on one another's learning

Cooperative learning Instruction Models

Student Teams-Achievement Division (STAD)


Teams-Games Tournament (TGT)


Jigsaw


Teams-Assisted Individualization


Numbered Heads Together