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Adapted with permission from Lori Gracey's session, Research-Based Strategies.
Learn 10 research-based strategies you can use with your students. You will also get access to and explore the Effective Instructional Strategies (EIS) app.
Learn 10 research-based strategies you can use with your students. You will also get access to and explore the Effective Instructional Strategies (EIS) app.
Learning Intentions & Success Criteria
Learning Intentions & Success Criteria
Learning Intention(s)
Learning Intention(s)
John Hattie's research on what works best to accelerate student learning. To deepen my knowledge of evidence-based strategies that speed student growth, allowing them to learn more in one year than other strategies.
John Hattie's research on what works best to accelerate student learning. To deepen my knowledge of evidence-based strategies that speed student growth, allowing them to learn more in one year than other strategies.
Success Criteria
Success Criteria
+ I can describe two evidence-based strategies.
+ I can describe two evidence-based strategies.
+ I can describe how surface, deep, transfer learning works.
+ I can describe how surface, deep, transfer learning works.
It's Your Choice
It's Your Choice
Get the Strategies That Work App
Get the Strategies That Work App
There are many more strategies that can accelerate student learning in one school year. Find out what those are via the TCEA TechNotes blog. The use of technology to accelerate learning is definitely something that TCEA supports. But we are also big believers in the use of the best instructional strategy for student learning.
There are many more strategies that can accelerate student learning in one school year. Find out what those are via the TCEA TechNotes blog. The use of technology to accelerate learning is definitely something that TCEA supports. But we are also big believers in the use of the best instructional strategy for student learning.
That’s why we’ve offered this five-part blog series on research-proven ways to help students learn more, learn faster, and retain a greater depth of knowledge.
That’s why we’ve offered this five-part blog series on research-proven ways to help students learn more, learn faster, and retain a greater depth of knowledge.
- Part 1 – The Research Behind the Selected Strategies and How Best to Implement Them
- Part 2 – Strategies 8 and 9: Micro-Teaching/Video Review of Lessons and Classroom Discussion
- Part 3 – Strategies 6 and 7: Conceptual Change Programs and Teacher Credibility
- Part 4 – Strategies 4 and 5: Response to Intervention and Jigsaw Method
- Part 5 – Even More Strategies
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