Teaching Methods and Strategies flowcharts
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This page gathers over 30 community-made Teaching Methods and Strategies flowcharts, covering questioning, collaborative learning and reflective teaching. They are for university students and professional candidates studying teaching approaches, and teachers exploring classroom practice. Pick a flowchart to start exploring.
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- Teaching Theories and Instructional Models112
- Teacher Roles and Reflective Practice53
- Lesson Planning11
- Classroom Management28
- Differentiated Instruction and Scaffolding50
- Inquiry and Problem-Based Learning58
- Project-Based Learning38
- Cooperative and Collaborative Learning89
- Flipped and Blended Learning74
- Questioning and Classroom Dialogue39
- Classroom Activities and Teaching Resources45
- Language Teaching Approaches and Methods93
- Content and Language Integrated Learning31
- Teaching Language Skills62
- Feedback and Error Correction7
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Natural Approach Natural Approach · Stephen Krashen and... · It was based on Kra... · &...
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Untitled Stages in a Lesson ... · A class plan is the... · Next, appropriate l... · 1-Learning objectiv...
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Basic questioning techniques BASIC QUESTIONING T... · Teachers use questi... · To mantain the flow... · Questioning approac...
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8 Strategies Synchronous Strategies · 1. Spider Web Discu... · What is the pr... · 1. Before the live ...
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Learning in Many Colors Learning in Many Co... · Complementarity · Approaches · Specific Objectives
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Reflective Teaching REFLECTIVE TEACHING · WHAT IS IT? · Self-assesment of t... · Gathering of data r...
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Educational approaches Cooperative learning · Collaborative learning · Inquiry - Based lea... · English for specifc...
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Teaching Methods ans Approaches TEACHING METHODS AN... · Behaviourist · Can be · Audiolingualism
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Untitled Theories of Teachin... · Teaching can be vie... · Craft · Technology
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Collaborative learning Collaborative Learning · What is it? · Is the educational ... · Groups of two or mo...
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PEDAGOGICAL MODELS PEDAGOGICAL MODELS · TRADITIONAL PEDAGOGY · BEHAVIORIST PEDAGOGY · COGNITIVE PEDAGOGY
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CRE2 Classroom environment · Student engagement · Authentic engagement · Passive compl...
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BASIC CONCEPTS Methodology · Learning Theories · Approaches · Method
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tbl TBL · OBJECTIVES · definition · implementation
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leaning styles 1 Learning Style · the way that differ... · key learning style&... · visual
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Multiple inteligences method Is a varity of stra... · Modern teaching str... · Types · Linguistic
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Untitled CHAPTER 7 Teaching ... · Present-Practice · What is grammar? · Clarification
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Untitled Problem Based Learning · Teaching method in ... · Can be incorporated... · Any subject area ca...
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Sin título "Case Study" · One teaching method... · They are part of qu... · It is the set of de...
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Group Work Group Work · Organizing the Groups · Overview · Sharing Group Results
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Untitled MOTIVATION•Is some ... · •Extrinsic Motivati... · •Intrinsic Motivati... · It is divided in:
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(CLIL) Content Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) Content Lang... · CLIL Principles or ... · It has the · Content
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THE EDUCATIONAL METHOD THE EDUCATIONAL METHOD · It is a logical set... · It is retionalorgan... · CHATACTERISTICS
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MAPA BETSY Axes of learning · Teaching, Emotional... · The Distinction bet... · Training objectives
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Untitled ¿What is the conseq... · Methodology wi... · Strategies in the c... · Teaching
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EDUCATIONAL STRATEGIES & TECHNIQUES EDUCATIONAL STRATEG... · Inteligencias Múlti... · Universal Design fo... · Action Research in ...
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Untitled TEACHING LIST... · 1. Activation of pr... · 2. Systematic ... · 3. Stimulating inte...
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APPROACH APPROACH · An approach is a wa... · Behavior Modificati... · Student-Centered Ap...
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Social Science CLIL Concept and Usage · Integrated teaching... · Refers to · Problem based learning
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ISRAEL GOOD TEACHING STRATEGIES Good Teaching... · What makes a good t... · Basic principles of... · 1. Believe
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ED - DIDACTIC MODELS DIDACTIC MODELS · Model It's a system... · DIDACTICS It's a fu... · TYPES OF DIDACTIC&n...
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Untitled MIXED ABILITY CLASS... · In wich learners wi... · ADVANTAGES · IMPLICATIONS IN THE...
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Untitled The role of a teach... · “What Makes a Good ... · “Nine Characteristi... · - Are good-natured....
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unit 1 & 2 Grammar Translation... · ACTIVITIES 1. read ... · lesson plan -read a... · mistakes are correc...
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Basic questioning techniques The maxim of the Fi... · Adding IWWM – In Wh... · Dialogic Teaching · 5xWs Developing an ...
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Untitled INFOGRAPHIC OF GRAP... · 1) TIME LINE: ... · 2) STORY MAP: ... · 3) CAUSE AND EFFECT...
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Untitled Total Physical Resp... · James Aher · 1960- 1970 · Language learning s...
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Teaching reading Teaching Reading by... · Beginning Reading · Phonemic Awareness · Practical Principles
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What teachers have to do? What teachers have ... · Foster active teach... · Implement group dis... · Incorporate interac...
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Untitled Cognitive Approach · Background · The cognitive appro... · Definition
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About teaching methods and strategies flowcharts
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These flowcharts present a range of teaching approaches and classroom practices. Collaborative learning looks at how groups work together to solve problems, while Reflective Teaching covers self-assessment and gathering information about classroom practice. Natural Approach focuses on second language acquisition.
Where to start
For a classroom-focused starting point, try Basic questioning techniques. It outlines reasons teachers ask questions, including giving pupils opportunities to share opinions. Follow the connections in the flowchart, then explain those reasons in your own words.
For group-based approaches, compare Collaborative learning with the flowchart on task-based learning. Look at how each describes students working together. Return to either chart when you want to check a distinction.
If you want to test your recall, switch to a quiz on the unit page. For a branching overview of a topic, use a mind map there instead. Choose a flowchart and follow the ideas through.
Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart is a good place to start?
Start with Basic questioning techniques if you want to explore a specific classroom practice. It outlines reasons teachers ask questions, including keeping learning moving and giving pupils a chance to share opinions. For a group-work topic, Collaborative learning is another starting point.
What topics do the flowcharts cover?
The flowcharts cover approaches and practices including collaborative learning, reflective teaching, questioning and second language acquisition. Reflective Teaching looks at self-assessment and classroom experience, while Natural Approach addresses second language acquisition. Other listed flowcharts include Scaffolding and Differentiated Instruction.
Are these flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and create your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.