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  1. 2014. Many practitioners working in the early years and primary age ranges may be heard to argue that ‘you learn to teach by teaching’. This chapter broadly agrees with this view but argues that professional learning is most effective when the practitioner critically questions both public (published) knowledge and the practical wisdom of teachers within a particular setting.

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  2. For example, skills such as “Check for Understanding” and “Adjust Instruction” support the teacher in ensuring that all students are making progress. The Foundational Teaching Skills Guide also provides strategies to adjust support to help students who are struggling. In this way, the Teaching Skills are aligned with, and

  3. The nature of teaching skills Successful teaching skills thus crucially involve knowledge, decision-making and action. This distinction between these three elements underpinning skills is extremely important, because skilful teaching is as much a thinking activity as it is observable actions. Developing your skills as a teacher therefore is as ...

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  4. Students with ASD When teaching a student with ASD there are numerous instructional strategies for the team to choose from. The selection of appropriate instructional strategies depends on the team’s knowledge of ASD (Chapter 1), understanding of the student’s individual strengths and needs (Chapter 2), and the outcomes identified

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  5. widening student diversity, this fully updated and expanded edition includes new material on, for example, e-learning, lecturing to large groups, formative and summative assessment, and supervising research students. Part 1 examines teaching and supervising in higher education, focusing on a range of approaches and contexts.

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  6. Note: When teaching initiating, the reinforcement was directly related to the student’s goal for communicating. For example, if a student communicates to request a snack, the natural reinforcement is receiving the snack. When teaching responding, the student may not be as motivated to communicate for the natural reinforcer. You may need

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  8. Jan 1, 2020 · The teacher's explanation is to provide experience to students and improve students' thinking skills, express ideas, feelings, approval, the desire to convey information about an event, and the ...

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