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Links to Other Teaching Strategies
Download a variety of graphic organizers especially helpful for writing activities.
Published online by the Texas Center for the Advancement of Literacy and Learning, the Adult Basic Education Teacher's Toolkit contains strategies for comprehension, reading, writing and computing.
Several cooperative learning strategies are supplemented by graphic organizers and information about small group activities.
Maintained by the Department of Education, Tasmania, Australia, this matrix of strategies is organized by appropriateness of grade level and modality (reading/viewing, speaking/listening, and writing).
This annotated glossary of education terms includes many teaching strategies.
Inspiration and Kidspiration Software sponsors this site in which strategies are displayed on a matrix with Describing, Comparing Contrasting, Classifying, Sequencing, Causal, Decision Making on the horizontal axis and Webbing, Concept Mapping, Matrix, and Flow Chart on the vertical axis.
Created by Area Education Agency 267, this annotate list designates whether strategies are for teacher or student, target collaborative, thinking, or visual skills, and permits downloading in pdf or word format.
In addition to background information on reading comprehension and a chart showing the characteristics of mature and immature readers, Muskingum College offers reading strategies in the categories of Interest and Concentration, Vocabulary, Organization, and Miscellaneous.
Facilitated by Florida's Beacon Learning Center, this site offer teaching strategies categorized under Discussion, Active Reading, Vocabulary, and Organization.
Glencoe Publishing maintains this site which includes material on Active Reading, Analytic Reading, and Graphic Organizers.
Developed for social studies instruction but useful for all reading, writing, organizing, discussion, and vocabulary work, this briefly annotated list of strategies includes directions, charts, and occasionally applications.
The School Board of Broward County, Florida, maintains a virtual university that provides both "teaching strategies" and "thinking skills." |
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