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Effective Instructional Strategies for Middle and High School Education

Explore a comprehensive array of strategies to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes, including differentiation, questioning techniques, cooperative learning, simulations, discussions, debates, and student-directed investigations.

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Effective Instructional Strategies for Middle and High School Education

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  1. PowerPoint Slides to Accompany Instructional Strategies for Middle and High School, 3e by Bruce Larson and Timothy Keiper

  2. Figure 1.1 Intrinsic motivation and “flow.”

  3. Figure 1.2 The learning cycle in differentiated instruction.

  4. LIFE EDUCATION SCHOOL Figure 2.1 Linking life, education, school

  5. Figure 2.2 Curriculum and stake holders

  6. Figure 3.1 Goals, long-term targets, and short-term targets

  7. Figure 3.2 Updating Bloom’s taxanomy

  8. Table 3.1 Recent assessment trends

  9. Table 3.2 Comparing five assessments

  10. Table 3.3 Presentation rubric

  11. Figure 4.1 Schwab’s four commonplaces

  12. Figure 4.2 Planning for improving future lessons

  13. Chapter 5: Lecture/Interactive Presentation

  14. Figure 5.1 Sample “outline web” of main ideas

  15. Chapter 6: Questioning

  16. Figure 6.1 Question construction wheel

  17. Chapter 7 : Cooperative Learning

  18. Table 7.1 T-chart for “working together in a group”

  19. Box 7.1 Group and self evaluation

  20. Box 7.2 Group biography planning sheet

  21. Chapter 8: Simulations, Role-Play, and Dramatization

  22. Table 8.1 Appropriate terms for simulations

  23. Box 8.1 Simulation score sheet

  24. Table 8.2 Persuasive paper rubric

  25. Chapter 9: Discussion and Debate

  26. Figure 9.1 Future’s wheel brainstorm web

  27. Figure 9.2 Diagram of a fishbowl discussion seating arrangement

  28. Table 9.1 Clipboard checklist for classroom discussions

  29. Figure 9.4 Discussion rating scale

  30. Chapter 10: Student-Directed Investigation

  31. Figure 10.1 Stages of the inquiry process

  32. Table 10.1 Analytic rubric for making a brochure

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