Teaching Methods and Strategies
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This Teaching Methods and Strategies page on GoConqr gathers community-made mind maps, quizzes, flashcards, slide sets and notes, from lecturing and case studies to inquiry-based learning, differentiated instruction and the Natural Approach. It's built for university students and professional candidates preparing for exams such as oposiciones or the TKT, and for teachers after ready-made material. There are over 1,900 resources here, including more than 1,700 mind maps and more than 20 quizzes. Pick a map to get your bearings, try a quiz, then build your own flashcards.
Top Teaching Methods and Strategies resources
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72 questionsMETODOLOGÍA What is the main purpose of language learning in the Direct Method?
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Mind map Methods and Approaches to Teaching CDL Students
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Flowchart Natural Approach Natural Aproach -
Mind map Methods and Learning Strategies English as a second
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Mind map Instructional Methods: Lecturing -
Mind map Characteristics of Student Centered Learning Mind Map of Characteristics of Student Centered Learning -
Mind map Blended Learning
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Mind map Maxims of teaching
Quizzes
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72 questionsMETODOLOGÍA What is the main purpose of language learning in the Direct Method?
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6 questionsCognitive Quiz There is a place in Outdoor Education for lecture?
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100 questionsTeaching and Learning The "art vs. science" issue in teaching is probably best answered by the statement that teaching requires
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25 questionsLearning by Doing Learning by doing is a learning concept that allows for humans to understand new knowledge by applying it e...
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14 questionsLecture 1 - Educational Methodologies Which of the following is NOT an advantage to small group discussion as a teaching strategy?
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10 questionsCognitive Teaching Methods Quiz Which of the following is a step to creating a successful lecture?
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8 questionsTeaching young people Which of these is NOT one of the "ten laws of tremendous teaching"?
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10 questionsQuiz on Chapter 9: Cognitive Methods The teaching method, inquiry, is simply asking students questions.
Mind maps
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Methods and Approaches to Teaching CDL Students
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Methods and Learning Strategies English as a second
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Instructional Methods: Lecturing
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Characteristics of Student Centered Learning Mind Map of Characteristics of Student Centered Learning
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Blended Learning
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Maxims of teaching
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TEACHING METHODS AND STRATEGIES
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Inquiry-Based Learning The following c-map contains important aspects of Inquiry-Based Learning
Flashcards
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30 cardsCurriculum Design: Teacher Toolkit Circle Map [Instructional Strategy: Graphic Organizer]
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60 cardsU2: Instructional Approaches and Underlying Theories flash cards (EDID6503 unit 2) What is Academic Learning Time (ALT)?
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13 cardsLearning Activity Descriptions Readiness Assurance Tests
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15 cardsSI CLT & Strategies A quick review on CLTs and Strategies to use for SI session planning
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20 cardsListening skills This exercise is to help students to understand the characteristics of listening skills.
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12 cardsTeaching methods Students create a handout Students are given a 'design brief' such as 'design a handout summarising the mai...
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12 cardsMethods of Teaching What is whole practice?
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6 cardsTeaching reading Reading strategies is divided into two parts: - Active reading: Focusing on meaning. -Close reading (passiv...
Flowcharts
Notes
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Using Case Study as a Strategy in Teaching Business Studies The strategy of using Case Study in teaching Business Studies Case Study – what is it? Teaching strategy of using Case Study is defined as a particular instance of something used or analysed in order to illustrate a t...
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Reducing Predjudice and Building Empathy in the Classroom PDF of Text -Initially, the thinking behind overturning the ruling that "separate but equal" was not a violation of the constitution (originally put in place after the 1896 Plessy v. Ferguson r...
Slides
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About Teaching Methods and Strategies
GoConqr OriginalWhat this unit covers
This page sits in the Teaching Methods and Classroom Practice strand of Education and pedagogy. It collects resources on how teachers plan and deliver lessons. Most are mind maps, with notes, flashcard decks, slide sets, quizzes and a few flowcharts alongside them.
The topics are broad. You will find Instructional Methods: Lecturing, which describes the lecture as the old, classical method and sets out the roles of teacher and participants. There are maps on Inquiry-Based Learning, Task Based Learning, Problem Based Learning and The Jigsaw Classroom. Language teaching has its own cluster, including the Natural Approach, TPR- total physical response, Teaching grammar and the CALLA method.
Where to start
Begin with the map called TEACHING METHODS AND STRATEGIES, then APPROACHES TO TEACHING. Together they give you the overall picture. Next, read Characteristics of Student Centered Learning, which covers the teacher's roles, engaging students, differentiating instruction and co-operative learning.
- Read a overview map to see the main methods side by side.
- Pick one method, such as Differentiated Instruction, and open the matching notes.
- Move to a specific case, such as the notes on using case studies in teaching Business Studies.
Using maps and quizzes together
Maps are good for seeing how ideas connect. Quizzes show what you have not yet absorbed. Try the Cognitive Quiz or Cognitive Teaching Methods Quiz after a map, then go back to the branches you missed. The METODOLOGÍA quiz asks about the Direct Method and cooperative learning, which makes it useful if you are preparing for oposiciones. Flashcard decks such as Teaching methods and Methods of Teaching suit quick recall of definitions.
Other themes worth a look
Some resources look at classroom climate, such as the notes on reducing prejudice and building empathy. Others focus on practice: The Art of Questioning in Teaching, Blended Learning, and How to help students to study and revise. Teachers can also browse slide sets on student engagement and motivation.
When you are ready, pick a topic that feels shaky, take a quiz on it and make your own flashcards from what you find.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I open first?
Start with the mind map TEACHING METHODS AND STRATEGIES, then APPROACHES TO TEACHING. They give an overview of the main methods. After that, choose a specific method, such as Inquiry-Based Learning or Differentiated Instruction, and move on to its notes or a quiz.
What do the mind maps cover?
Most of the page is mind maps, over 1,700 of them. They cover lecturing, student-centred learning, inquiry-based, task-based and problem-based learning, the Jigsaw Classroom, questioning and blended learning. There is also a group on language teaching, including the Natural Approach and TPR.
Are the resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. They were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr itself, so it is worth checking them against your own course materials.
Are there resources for exams like oposiciones or the TKT?
Some listed resources mention oposiciones and the TKT. The METODOLOGÍA quiz, for example, asks about the Direct Method and cooperative learning. Most material suits university students and professional candidates, so use it alongside your official syllabus.
Can I save my quiz scores?
A free account saves your quiz scores. It also lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, which is handy for turning a method you have just studied into revision material.
What if I cannot find the topic I need?
Try nearby terms, since methods are often grouped under approaches, strategies or instruction. For instance, case studies sit in notes on teaching Business Studies. If a topic is still missing, you can build your own map or flashcards for it.