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- 1. TEACHING STRATEGIES Examples of teaching strategies
- 2. What is teaching strategy? – There are different definitions of teaching strategy and one can simply define it as methods that are being used by the teachers/lecturers to facilitate or deliver the content – Strategies are chosen based on the topic, class size, resources and different learners that are in the classroom – The strategy chosen must accommodate every learners and cover different skills – Must keep the learners engaged
- 3. EXAMPLES OF TEACHING STRATEGIES – Fishbowl – Jigsaw – Discussion – Problem solving – Inquiry-based instruction – Co-operative learning – visualization
- 5. FISHBOWL – According to (Mira,2019), “fishbowl is a discussion among students in an inner circle surrounded by an outer circle of silent active listeners”. – The inner circle is presented with a topic and asked to give information on that topic – The outer part or circle observe and listen to the inner circle’s presentation of the information – Roles may be swapped
- 7. JIGSAW – Divide learners into groups of 5 to 6 – Divide the lesson into six segments – Give learners time to read through the segment and gather as much information as possible – Learners must then share the information with one another – Jigsaw is a collaborative activity with a twist
- 8. DISCUSSION
- 9. GROUP DISCUSSION – According to (Killen, 2015), “discussion is an orderly process of group interaction in which learners are exchanging ideas, listening to a variety of points of views, expressing and exploring their own views, applying their knowledge and reflecting on their attitudes and values”. – Orientation – Engagement – debrief
- 10. PROBLEM SOLVING
- 11. PROBLEM SOLVING – Identify the issue or problem – Understand everyone’s interest – List all possible solutions – Evaluate the options – Select an option or options – Document the agreement – Agree on contingencies, monitoring and evaluation.
- 13. Inquiry-based instruction – It is an approach to learning that emphasize learners role in learning – Foster curiosity in learners – Deepens learners understanding of topics – Allow learners to take charge of their learning
- 15. CO-OPERATIVE LEARNING – It is a combination of classroom based with practical work experience – Allow learners to think critically – Using variety of learning activities – Allowing learners to work together
- 16. VISUALIZATION
- 17. VISUALIZATION – It is a method of using images, diagrams and animations to communicate the message of deliver the content – Giving learners diagrams or images about a certain topic to interpret them – Paring the information with diagrams and images to create a clear insight – Gives learner a clear of the information presented
- 18. BIBLIOGRAPHY – David Donald, Sandy Lazarus, Peliwe Lolwana. (2010). Educational Psychology. Cape Town: Oxford University Press Southern Arfica (Pty) Ltd. – Hicks, T. (2018). Seven Steps for Effective Problem Solving in the Workplace. Mediate everything mediation. – Killen, R. (2015). Teaching Strategies. Cape Town: Juta and Company (Pty) Ltd. – S Gravett, JJ de Beer, E du Plessis. (2010). Becoming a Teacher. Cape Town: Perason Holdings Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd. –