Instruction: A Models Approach

by Mary Alice Gunter

A clearly organized text which begins with planning for instruction, providing a description of educational goals, evaluation strategies, content organization, and selecting instructional tools. The second part matches objectives to instruction and provides ten models for teaching. The final section

Genres: Education, Nonfiction

370 pages, Hardcover

First published November 13, 1990

Reviews

[Nicole Otting]

This book covers a variety of Instruction models for classroom teachers and step by step breakdowns of each part of the lesson, the research behind them and sample plans to use as examples. An interesting read.

[Meghan]

super informative. This book offered a lot of helpful AND useful models from which to build your lesson plans around. Definitely something I will refer back to in the future.

[Natalie Griffitts]

A great collection of collaborative lesson plans and why they work. Includes a significant amount of differentiation and how to approach the models with different age groups. Extremely useful.