Principle 4: Balanced Approach

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Education 432 presentation by Christine Bell and Melanie Murray

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Principle 4: Effective Teachers Adopt a Balanced Approach to Instruction

Presenters: Melanie Murray and Christine Bell

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• lecture style: teacher talks, student listens

• students work alone

• instructor chooses topics

Teacher -Centered

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What happens when only teacher -centered

approach is used?

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• interactive with teacher modeling

• students are given topic choices

• students may work in groups or alone

• students may participate in learning evaluation

• creativity is encouraged

Child -Centered

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Balanced Approach to Instruction

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Balanced Approach• Reading

• Phonemic awareness and phonics

• Literacy

• Vocabulary

• Comprehension

• Literature

• Content-area study

• Oral Language

• Writing

• Spelling

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A balanced classroom

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Think back to your favorite teacher. Which approach did

they use?

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Teacher – Centered = Blue

Child-Centered = Red

Balanced Approach = Yellow

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• explicit instruction in phonemic awareness and phonics

• exposure to a variety of reading materials

• opportunities to read interesting books

• meaningful reading and writing experiences

What is excellent instruction?