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Evidence-Based Teaching. Robert E. Slavin March 22 nd 2013. QAIT: A Model of Evidence-Based Teaching. Quality of Teaching Lessons Texts, Video Appropriateness Individualisation Grouping Learning Gain = Q x A x I x T Incentive Intrinsic Motivation Extrinsic Motivation Time
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Evidence-Based Teaching Robert E. Slavin March 22nd 2013
QAIT: A Model of Evidence-Based Teaching Quality of Teaching • Lessons • Texts, Video Appropriateness • Individualisation • Grouping Learning Gain = Q x A x I x T Incentive • Intrinsic Motivation • Extrinsic Motivation Time • Allocated • Engaged
Quality of Teaching • Clarity • Mark linkages, structure • Rapid pace • Variety • Humour • Video, embedded media
Appropriateness • Classroom practices • Grouping • Individualisation • Tutoring • Pair learning
Incentive • Intrinsic interest • Praise • Self-regulation • Recognition • Rewards
Time • Allocated time • Engaged time • Classroom management
Cooperative Learning • Mixed-ability teams • Group goals • Individual accountability • Random reporter
Pace and Variety of Teaching • Rapid pace • Multiple teaching modes • Frequent feedback • Many ways to succeed • Effective classroom management
Classroom Management • Prevention • Principle of least intervention • Home-based reinforcement • Group contingencies
Effective Use of Technology • Computer-assisted instruction • Computer-assisted tutoring • Embedded multimedia • Self-paced learning devices • Flipped/blended classroom
Professional Development for Teachers • Focus on involvement • Workshops and coaching • Feedback to participants • Ongoing self-study
Conclusion • Serious classroom improvementrequires much CPD, coaching • Elements can be built by schools, but to obtain maximum impact, adopt proven interventions