The document outlines ten evidence-based teaching strategies that are effective for improving student outcomes. These strategies are supported by research and can be applied across various subjects and grade levels. Key techniques include direct instruction, feedback, cooperative learning, and teaching metacognitive strategies.

2. Do you want to help all of your
students to do well at school?
Put aside personal philosophies of
teaching, and adopt strategies that
have been proven to work.
Research shows that these 10,
evidence-based teaching strategies
have more impact than most.

3. For teaching strategies to be included on this list, they had to:
Be supported by hard research, instead of anecdotal case
studies or untested theories
Have a substantially higher effect on student results than other
teaching strategies
Be able to be used on a wide range of subjects and in every year
level

5. Being clear about what
chn. need to know & do

7. Show and tell such as
Direct Instruction and
worked examples

9. Using questions to check
for understanding

11. Creating concept maps

13. Give students
opportunities for spaced
practice

15. Give your students
feedback

17. Mastery learning

19. Cooperative learning

21. Explicitly teach strategies

23. Explicitly teach meta-
cognitive strategies