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    This document discusses different teaching approaches, strategies, methods, and techniques. It defines each term and provides examples. An approach is based on beliefs about learning and influences classroom principles. A strategy is a long-term plan to achieve a goal. A method is a systematic arrangement of steps. A technique is a specific procedure to accomplish a task. Techniques align with approaches, strategies, and methods. The document also discusses teaching reading and writing skills and their importance.

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    This document discusses different teaching approaches, strategies, methods, and techniques. It defines each term and provides examples. An approach is based on beliefs about learning and influences classroom principles. A strategy is a long-term plan to achieve a goal. A method is a systematic arrangement of steps. A technique is a specific procedure to accomplish a task. Techniques align with approaches, strategies, and methods. The document also discusses teaching reading and writing skills and their importance.

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    Teaching Approach, Strategy, Method, and Technique

    Teaching approach – is a set of principles, beliefs, or ideas about the nature of learning which is
    translated into the classroom. It springs from a teacher’s own philosophy of education, the nature
    of education, the role of the teacher and that of the student.
    How we engage our students, how can we advanced forward
    Simple to complex
    A chils learns to write, before reading
    Teaching strategy – is a long-term plan of action designed to achieve a particular goal. Strategy
    applies to many disparate fields such as military strategy, economic strategy of steps. It is more
    procedural.
    Control and manipulate information
    Planned design
    Teaching method – is a systematic way of doing something, it implies an orderly logical
    arrangement of steps. It is more procedural.
    A plan that you follow when you teach. Outline of actions
    Teaching technique – is a well defines procedure used to accomplish a specific activity or task.
    It is a teacher’s particular style or trick used to accomplish an immediate objective. More that
    one technique may be available for accomplishing a specific activity or task.
    - Personal techniques to be effective, takes place in a classroom.
    - Instructions with objective
    - Personal way of implementing activities
    - Highly individualize and tailor fitted, customized students with different learning styles
    Technique – we used to teach our students organized way while in the other hand strategy –
    facilitating students learning in a more creative way.
    Techniques are consistent with a given approach, strategy and method.
    Approach > Strategy > Method > Technique
    An approach gives rise to a s strategy which may use more that one method of teaching. One
    teaching method may be employed differently by two different teachers whose teaching style
    may lead to the use of different techniques. Technique has something to do with teacher’s
    personal style of teaching.
    Sample of Teaching approaches
    Teacher-Centered Learner centered
    Subject matter – centered Learner centered
    Teacher dominated Interactive
    Banking approach Constructivist
    Disciplinal Integrated
    Individualistic Collaborative
    Indirect, guided Direct

    1. Research based approach


    2. Whole child approach
    3. Metacognitive approach
    4. Problem-based approach

    Teacher < engagement > learner


    Subject matter < focus > learner
    Individual < Number > Group

    Teaching Approach – Constructivist approach


    Teaching method – Activity method
    Teaching technique – Dramatization technique, Role Playing technique
    Teaching strategy – Think-pair-circle, peer evaluation.

    Pedagogy and Andragogy


    Efficient
    Effective
    Phonics Literacy -
    Which is easier to teach?
    Written language skills (Reading and writing)
    1. Reading
    2. Writing (the neglected skill) –
    - Teachers are having hard time allocating time for writing skills
    - Too big class
    - Slow learners
    - Begginers
    - Insert blended learning.
    - Holistic learning approach ( interactive and innovative teaching strategies (a resource
    book for 21st century teachers) by milagros lim-borabo & heidi grace lim-borabo.
    3. Reading and Writing is Interactive and Cyclical
    - Reading – preparation for writing
    - Writing – production of something to be read
    4. Importance of Reading and Writing
    - Reading and writing reinforced what is learned orally.
    - Reading expends the input. Writing helps in remembering it;
    - Reading helps us learn writing conventions (Punctuations, capital letters etc. )
    - Link classroom with home

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