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This document discusses the best teaching styles according to a retention rate rationale. It advocates for using a discussion-based approach where students teach each other. The key points are: - Lectures have a 5% retention rate while discussions have a 50% retention rate and having students teach others a 90% retention rate. - The recommended teaching style is to reduce lectures, include more discussion, demonstrations and practice-based learning where students teach each other.
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- 10. Reduce lectures Reading assignments Use audio/visual sparingly Make them practice Get them to talking Use demonstration to add variety HAVE THEM TEACH ACTION PLAN PLAN IT – What will I discuss How will you discuss it
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