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Benefit of using models in teaching

Understand the importance of using models in teaching, explore how models support diverse learning needs, and discover the various types of teaching models available to educators. Learn how instructional models benefit both teachers and students, accelerating learning and facilitating successful outcomes.

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Benefit of using models in teaching

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  1. Benefit of using models in teaching

  2. Human being is an enemy for anonym

  3. A model can come in many shapes, sizes, and styles. It is important to emphasize that a model is not the real world but merely a human construct to help us better understand real world systems.

  4. WHY USE MODELS OF TEACHING? • Meet learning needs of heterogeneous groups. • Varied outcomes, different levels of sophistication. • Repertoire of approaches.

  5. What are Models of Teaching? • Prescriptive strategies to guide planning and instruction • Detailed overview of how to teach • Ways teacher supports student efforts • Increases probability of learning certain skills/knowledge. • Promote awareness about how individuals and collective faculty teach. • Helps students learn how to learn. • Conceptual frameworks grouped by purpose and intended outcomes into 4 families.

  6. INFORMATION-PROCESSING FAMILY • Enhances making sense of new information. • Help students learn how to construct knowledge. Information Processing comprises • Inductive thinking • Concept attainment • Mnemonics • Scientific inquiry

  7. SOCIAL FAMILY • Uses group inquiry and problem-solving strategies. • Encourages assimilation and understanding. • Relies on students’ personal and social values. • Partners in learning • Group investigation

  8. PERSONAL FAMILY • Emphasizes self-actualizing, self-awareness, directing destinies. • Exploration and reflection about goals or future careers. • Non-directive teaching • Enhancing self-esteem

  9. BEHAVIORAL FAMILY • Develop mastery in subject matter or skills acquisition. • Seeks specific behavioral changes. • Measurable outcomes.

  10. TEACHER BENEFITS • Improves the quality of instruction. • Systematic approach to planning for instruction. • Facilitates awareness about students’ learning needs. • Offers alternative ways of representing content/skills. • Develop learning experiences that yield successful outcomes. • Facilitates student engagement in more meaningful ways. • Explicit use of teaching models can accelerate rate of learning, capacity and facility in learning.

  11. STUDENT BENEFITS • Increases aptitude for learning and retention. • Learn more rapidly. • Facilitates different kinds of learning. • Builds academic self-esteem. • Acknowledges characteristics and aptitudes. • Promotes student awareness of how they will be taught and what changes are sought.

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