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17 Teaching Principles of Effective Instruction


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What makes a teacher, highly effective?

Rosenshine identifies the hallmarks of effective teaching that he has discovered in his work over the past four decades. In his research (Rosenshine, 2012), a wide range of teachers were observed to identify the differences between the most effective and less effective teachers.

Effective and less effective teachers

I have written about Rosenshine's research in my book, Mark Plan Teach, 2017 (page 136), but I have realised that I had never blogged about it here on Teacher Toolkit. In a series of studies published by American Educator on behalf

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21st October 201811th August 2021 by @TeacherToolkit
Posted in Basic Account, Psychology, Research, Teaching and LearningTagged American Educator, Barak Rosenshine, Cognitive Support, Concrete Examples, Dual Coding, Effective Teaching, Elaborating, Guided Practice, Long Term Memory, Memory, Modelling, plenary, practice, Questioning, Review, Rote Learning, University of Illinois

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  3. Michelle Gauer says:
    15th April 2019 at 3:45 am

    Some the best teaching information that is summarized to be very effective. Easy to implement immediately! Thank you!

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  5. Alan Tin-Win says:
    3rd July 2019 at 1:34 am

    I have been teaching for over 50 years and still found this to ve interesting and informative. Thank you for this.

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