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Curriculum Laboratory
Teaching Strategies |
For further assistance in using any of the resources in the Lab, please ask at the Curriculum Lab Information Services Desk.
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Brain storming
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Inquiry
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Discovery
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Debates
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Journaling
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Demonstrations
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Learning centres
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Discussions
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Problem solving
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Experiments
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Projects
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Field trips
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Simulations
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Others. . .
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The Curriculum Laboratory will house the resources you use to implement
some of these strategies - for example, simulation games. To research
the various methods you will access the University Library. The Library
Catalogue is the place to start your search in either case. Where
indicated it will useful for you to check the See Also and Related Subjects
entries in the catalogue. Some suggested SUBJECT HEADING approaches
through the Library Catalogue for these and other teaching strategies
include:
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audio visual education
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brain storming see brainstorming;
group problem solving;
creative thinking
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computer-assisted instruction
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debates and debating
- diaries authorship study and teaching
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discussion
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discussion groups see group work in education
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education experimental methods
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education simulation methods; simulation
games in education
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field work educational method
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learning by discovery
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learning center approach to teaching see
classroom
learning centers
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lecture method in teaching
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outdoor education
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problem solving
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project method in teaching
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questioning
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science experiments
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school field trips
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simulated environment teaching method
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simulation methods
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"sponge activities" see creative activities and seat work;
activity programs in education
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teaching aids and devices; manipulatives (mathematics)
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teaching teams
This should get you started ......
Prepared by: Margaret Rodermond and Bill Glaister. August 2002. Updated
June 2008.
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