Roseque,Jessa Mae Penetrante, Charmaine Tribunalo,Maryann Sajot,Lyra Titoy, Lanieza Zamora ,Aira Suelo,Joanah

1. STRATEGIES IN TEACHING
Members:
Penetrante, Charmaine
Tribunalo, Mary Ann
Roseque, Jessa Mae
Zamora, Aira
Titoy, Lanieza
Suelo, Joanah
Sajot, Lyra

2. STRATEGIES IN TEACHING:
Model ideal behavior
Encourage initiative
Avoid collective punishment
Peer teaching
Project-based learning

3. 8 Instructional Strategies For
teaching

4. 1. WRITING
 Writing is a medium of human
communication that
represents language and
emotion with signs and
symbols.

5. 2. DISCUSSION
The action or process of talking
about something in order to reach
a decision or to exchange ideas.

6. 3. PROJECT-BASED
Is a student-centered pedagogy that
involves a dynamic classroom approach
in which it is believed that students
acquire a deeper knowledge through
active exploration of real-world
challenges and problems.

7. 4. COOPERATIVE GROUPS
There is much more to cooperative
than merely arranging students
into groups, and it has been
described as structuring positive .

8. 5. HUMOR
Humour, also spelt as humor, is the
tendency of experiences to
provoke laughter and provide
amusement.

9. 6. ROLE PLAY
Act out or perform the part of a
person or character, for example as
a technique in training or
psychotherapy.

10. 7. MANIPULATIVES
May be as simple as grains of rice
or as sophisticated as a model of
our solar system.

11. 8. WORK STUDY
 Provides part-time jobs for
undergraduate and graduate
students with financial need,
allowing them to earn money to
help pay education expenses.