Instruction and Assessment
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Service
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Description
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Blended Learning Strategies
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Blended Learning is an educational approach that combines traditional face-to-face instruction with online or digital learning methods. LEARN’s Teaching and Learning staff will help organizations leverage the strength of both in-person and online learning to create more flexible and personalized learning experiences for students.
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Instructional Coaching
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Instructional coaching offers personalized support and feedback to educators, fostering continuous professional growth and improved teaching practices. Coaches collaborate with teachers, address specific needs, and promote student-centered approaches. Through ongoing coaching, educators implement innovative strategies, enhance student outcomes, and create a positive learning environment. This process cultivates a culture of lifelong learning, elevating education quality in schools.
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Building Thinking Classrooms
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Building Thinking Classrooms involves creating learning environments that prioritize critical thinking, problem-solving, and metacognition. Educators encourage students to question, analyze, and evaluate information, fostering intellectual curiosity and deep understanding. Through inquiry-based activities, collaborative discussions, and reflective practices, students develop higher-order thinking skills. The goal is to cultivate independent and adaptable thinkers who can apply their knowledge effectively in various real-life scenarios.
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High Leverage Tier 1 Strategies
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High Leverage Tier 1 Instructional Strategies are research-based, effective teaching approaches used for all students in the general classroom setting. These strategies focus on essential content, differentiation, and active student engagement. They include explicit instruction, formative assessment, cooperative learning, and scaffolding techniques. By employing these strategies, educators create a strong foundation for learning, ensuring that students receive high-quality instruction that meets their diverse needs and maximizes academic achievement.
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