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Spectrum of Teaching Styles

Spectrum of Teaching Styles. In Depth Review of the Practice Style of teaching By Jason Yanchuck & Scott Donocoff. The Anatomy of the Practice Style.

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Spectrum of Teaching Styles

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  1. Spectrum of Teaching Styles In Depth Review of the Practice Style of teaching By Jason Yanchuck & Scott Donocoff

  2. The Anatomy of the Practice Style • The practice style of teaching is when students individually and privately practice to recall from memory & reproduction task with private feedback from the teacher. • Pre-Impact: Teacher • Impact: Learner • Post-Impact: Teacher

  3. Having the correct content will help Individuals to get the right practice

  4. Description of the style • Role’s • The teacher is to make the decisions to all subject matter and all decisions in the class and to provide feedback privately to the learners. • The learner is to practice individually and privately a task while making nine decisions. • The Nine Decisions

  5. Self Practice

  6. Subject Matter Completion • Practice reproduction of the model by oneself. • Activate stored memory to complete assignment. • To learn more from your own practices outside of school. • Realizing that repeating task will help you complete the task with 100 % success. • For 100 % success you have to understand and be open to feedback even if it is negative or positive. *We learn from our mistakes and by doing*

  7. The teacher should Give good Feedback for Each individual.

  8. Behavioral Outcomes • Experience the beginning feelings of independency. • To help develop your beginning skills of these rules. • You have to realize that you must first learn before you make decisions. • Start to take accountability for the consequences of your decisions. • Start to learn to respect others decisions. • Start to begin a relationship with the teacher and learner. • Lastly, to develop trust in making your decisions or changing your decisions.

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