Innovative Teaching Strategies By AP Glen Mangali

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InnovativeTeachingStrategies

Asst.Prof.GlenR.MangaliCole iodeSanJuandeLetran Manila


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APPROACH

refers to the choosing and

defining the content of acertaindisciplinetobetaught

useofBigorpervasiveideas


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STRATEGY

calculation of themeans and

endsofeducation a plan accompanied bycareful application of amethod


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TECHNIQUE

specificwaysofimplementing

astrategyofteaching


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Theoretical

Procedural

Implementational


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20th Century students 21st Century students


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FOCUS Onteachingand

student

achievement

Onprocessof

learningand

activitiesofmental

Source: Pacia, C.G. (2006) Personalized Education Program. CEF publication. p. 14


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CURRICULUM Acorecurriculum,a

setoffactsthat

everybodyshould

knowwithveryfew

electives

Avarietyofstrategies

thatmakeuseof

multipleintelligences.

Multi-modalteaching

approach.Learner-centered.

Global

Source: Pacia, C.G. (2006) Personalized Education Program. CEF publication. p. 14


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New Trends in Teaching areguidedandbasedon:

1. Motivation

2. Uniquenessofthelearners3. Encouragement

4. Independence

5. FamilyAtmosphere

6. Integration

7. Workingplan


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TeachingStrategiescanbeusedin

class,asyour:

1. Motivation

2. LessonProper

3. Summary


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TeachingStrategiescanbeusedin

class,asyour:

1. Motivation

2. LessonProper

3. Summary


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a technique where

students buzz around for ideas. All

ideas are accepted and eventually

concretizestheideaspresented.

Appropriategradelevel:alllevels


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a group of 10

students is arrange in a circle and

gives their answers in a circular

manner. Eachmember is given thechance to answer the question

raised.

Appropriategradelevel:grades5-7


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students are

given the chance to answer the

question using (1) ball pen and a

piece of paper. All answers arewrittenonthesheetofpaper.



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it develop the

reasoning skills of students where

the situation is held in a mock

classroom which serves as thecourt.



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the use of picture puzzles

or cut outs develops team building

and increases the ability of putting

thingstogether.



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studentsarechallengetofind

therightpathordirection.Concepts

arehiddeninthemazeandthiscan

be done through a humanmaze intheclassroom/school.



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Idea Idea IdeaIdea


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Main Idea

Details

Details

Details

Details


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YES NO_______ ______

_______ ______________ ______

CONCLUSION

_____________

_____________

_____________


QUESTION


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A student is asked to sit at the

center. The rest of the class raises

questions regarding the topic,

discussion or reports rendered in

class.



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MAIN

CONCEPT

SUBTOPICSUBTOPIC

SUBTOPICSUBTOPIC


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Studentsaregroup into 5members

each.Theyaregiven5questionsto

beansweredin5minutes.



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Group C

Group B

Group A


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Difference Similarities Difference


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technique where

students roam around the classroom to

developcertainconceptsandskills.



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Idea

Concepts

Facts

Generalization


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It develops interdependence among

groupsandmemberswithinagroup.



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a concrete illustration on how to

teach science using a different

methodologyinliterature.



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Studentsareassignedtoteamsandeachstudentintheteamhasnumber(typically

1-4).Teamdiscusstheirgroupanswertotheteachersquestion,whentheteamis

donetheygivesignal.Whenallteamsare

done,theteachercallsanumber(from1-

4) and the students with that number

rotate to the next group to share their

teamsanswerwiththeirnewteam.



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Teacherdividesmajortaskintosubtasks

Teachergiveseachteammemberaspecifictask

Members break out from their original groupand join an expertsgroup ( thosewith same

task)



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focus on individual which allowshim/her to exercise creativity and

individuality



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Themediocreteachertells.Thegood

teacherexplains.Thesuperior

teacherdemonstrates.Thegreat

teacherinspires.WilliamArthurWard

Thank you for


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Thankyoufor

listening!

Asst.Prof.

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