Instructional Strategies in the classroom
Instructional Strategies Any form of instructional strategies a teacher employs to aid students in learning or improving their understanding of the course material is referred to as an instructional strategy. They give teachers the opportunity to make learning more enjoyable and useful, and they can inspire students to participate more actively in their education. Beyond topic knowledge, the goal of instructional techniques is to develop independent, strategic learners in the students. With time and effort, it is hoped that students will be able to choose the best approaches on their own and employ them successfully to complete assignments. 1. Flipped classrooms Flipped classrooms are an effective teaching technique because they allow students to review and learn concepts on their own time. Students are then free to complete more interactive and collaborative work in class, including discussions and tasks with their peers and teacher. They can also collaborate and discuss ma...