The Six Functions and Five Principles of Explicit Instruction for Effective Learning, Quizzes of History of Education

The six functions and five principles of explicit instruction, a teaching method designed to enhance student learning. Functions include review, presentation, guided practice, corrections and feedback, independent practice, and weekly reviews. Principles optimize engaged time, promote success, increase content coverage, have students spend more time in instructional groups, scaffold instruction, and address different forms of knowledge.

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TERM 1
1st Function of Explicit Instruction
DEFINITION 1
Review:review homework and relevant previous
learning.review prereq skills and knowledge.
TERM 2
2nd Function of Explicit Instruction
DEFINITION 2
Presentation:state lesson goalspresent new material in small
stepsmodel proceduresprovide clear examples and non-
examplesuse clear languageavoid digressions
TERM 3
3rd Function of Explicit Instruction
DEFINITION 3
Guided Practice:require high frequency of responsesensure
high rates of successprovide timely feedback, clues, and
promptshave students continue practice until fluent
TERM 4
4th Function of Explicit Instruction
DEFINITION 4
Corrections and Feedback:reteach when necessary
TERM 5
5th Function of Explicit Instruction
DEFINITION 5
Independent Practice:monitor initial practice attemptshave
students continue practice until skills are automatic
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1st Function of Explicit Instruction

Review:review homework and relevant previous learning.review prereq skills and knowledge. TERM 2

2nd Function of Explicit Instruction

DEFINITION 2 Presentation:state lesson goalspresent new material in small stepsmodel proceduresprovide clear examples and non- examplesuse clear languageavoid digressions TERM 3

3rd Function of Explicit Instruction

DEFINITION 3 Guided Practice:require high frequency of responsesensure high rates of successprovide timely feedback, clues, and promptshave students continue practice until fluent TERM 4

4th Function of Explicit Instruction

DEFINITION 4 Corrections and Feedback:reteach when necessary TERM 5

5th Function of Explicit Instruction

DEFINITION 5 Independent Practice:monitor initial practice attemptshave students continue practice until skills are automatic

6th Function of Explicit Instruction

Weekly and monthly reviews TERM 7

1st Principle of Effective

Instruction

DEFINITION 7 Optimise Engaged Time/Time on Taskthe more time students are actively participating in planned instructional activities, the more they learn. TERM 8

2nd Principle of Effective

Instruction

DEFINITION 8 Promote High Levels of Successthe more successful students are when they engage in an academic task, the more they achieve. TERM 9

3rd Principle of Effective

Instruction

DEFINITION 9 Increase Content Coveragethe more academic content covered effectively, the greater the potential for student learning. TERM 10

4th Principle of Effective

Instruction

DEFINITION 10 Have Students Spend More Time in Instructional Groupsthe more time students participate in teacher-led, skill-level groups versus one-to-one teaching or seatwork activities, the more instruction they receive, and the more they learn.