Teaching strategies: A guide to better instruction

by Donald C. Orlich

Teaching Strategies is an introductory core text known for its down-to-earth, practical help on the most commonly used classroom teaching strategies and tactics, including lesson planning, questioning, and small group and cooperative learning strategies. Part 2 begins with a new chapter on the holistic nature of the instructional process, which serves as a foundation to chapters on instructional goals, design, sequencing, management, instructional alignments, and assessment. Reflection Boxes pose questions and challenges that require active student participation, including doing Internet searches to explore topics and find resources.

Genres: Teaching, Education

432 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1985

Reviews

[Gigi]

Easy to read textbook. The book has good ideas provided in a theoretically way like most textbooks.

[Kate ☆♪]

I read most of this book for my Effective Teaching/Effective Schools class for my first semester of grad school. Will be going back to this book throughout my teaching journey.

[Siska Andriyani]

amazing

[Rhovonda Brown]

Excellent