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Based on a meta-analysis of over 100 different studies, Robert Marzano and his team identified 9 high yield strategies. They have since developed a 10th strategy - developing academic vocabulary. Marzano and his colleagues have concluded that these strategies have the greatest positive effect on student learning across all subject areas and grade levels.
From Jim Shipley's High -Yield Instructional Strategies and PDSA (2012) , p. 8 Based on a meta-analysis of over 100 different studies, Robert Marzano and his team identified 9 high yield strategies. They have since developed a 10th strategy - developing academic vocabulary. Marzano and his colleagues have concluded that these strategies have the greatest positive effect on student learning across all subject areas and grade levels.
High Yield Instruction strategies in action
High Yield Instruction strategies in action
View each video below to see each of Marzano's strategies in use in the classrooms
Identifying Similarities and Differences
Summarizing and Note-Taking
Reinforcing Effort and Providing Recognition
Homework and Practice
Non-Linguistic Representations
Cooperative Learning
Setting Objectives and Providing Feedback
Generating and Testing Hypotheses
Questions, Cues, and Advance Organizers
Development of Academic Vocabulary
Reflect
Reflect
After watching the videos of the strategies in action, how does this connect with your work? Which strategies are you already using? Which haven't you tried yet? What other wonderings might you have?
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