instructional strategies: discussions
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Instructional Strategies: DiscussionsBy: Natalie Stewart
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Learning
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What is it?
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The development of new knowledge
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How do students learn?
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They interact with information
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Can teachers promote learning?
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Yes!
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Discussions enhance learning
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Ideas are exchanged
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Opinions are voiced
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What are the benefits?
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They are interestingIt is more appealing to students than sitting in a lecture.
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They are challenging Students must think about the information and apply it to otherconcepts.
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They are inlcusiveAll students are given the opportunity to engage in the discussion.
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They promote the growth of new ideas
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What are the limitations?
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Limited participation
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Sometimes unchallenging
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Topics may be too difficult
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May not be effective with young students
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How can it be incorporated into the classroom?
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Discussions can be used to activate prior knowledge.Discuss what you already know.
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Discussions can be used to self-assess understanding.
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Discussions can beimplemented after a presentation to elicit questions and answers.
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Discussions can be used to help students internalize information.
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Discussions can be implemented to evalute the effectiveness of instruction.
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How canyou help your students learn?
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Allow your students to discuss!