Breaks down the skill into clear steps (e.g., teaches complex skills as a series of simple steps).
Breaks down the skill into clear steps (e.g., teaches complex skills as a series of simple steps).
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2. Click on section that corresponds with Explicit Instruction practice that you wish to know more about.
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4. Complete the section and put it into practice!
4. Complete the section and put it into practice!
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Tell me more:
When teaching complex skills such as summarizing what was read, or decoding multi-syllable words, complex skills need to be broken down into clear and simple steps. This ensures students can follow the simple steps to complete a more complex task.
Why is this important?
Why is this important?
Teaching skills in smaller steps helps students by not overburdening their thinking skills (e.g., working memory, processing skills). Students have the chance to master each step (or a short series of steps) before practicing all the steps together.
Resources:
Resources:
Archer, A. L., & Hughes, C. A. (2011). Explicit instruction. New York, NY: Guilford Press.
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