teaching models
Educational approach systems
Teaching models are structured frameworks or approaches that guide how instruction is designed and delivered.
A teaching model might emphasize direct instruction, inquiry-based learning, cooperative groups, or other pedagogical strategies.
The term also refers to physical or digital representations used for demonstration purposes—an anatomical model in a biology class, a scale model in architecture.
The professor compared several teaching models before settling on problem-based learning.
- situated cognitionThinking inseparable from context
- backward designCurriculum built from outcomes
- learning objectivesIntended outcomes of instruction
- constructivismActive knowledge-building theory
- behaviorismPsychology studying observable conduct
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