Syvel Mayhay

REFLECTION/RESEARCH WORKS

If you were teaching in primary learners, what approach, strategy or

techniques you used? And why?

Integrative approach. learner brings together prior knowledge and

experiences to support new knowledge and experiences. Learners draw on their
skills and apply them to new experiences at a more complex level. Example:
project involving citizenship and community must first involve student interest.
A teacher can encourage students to identify a problem in their community,
such as an environmental issue or traffic problems that is important to the
students.
Because being involve in the topic give in the student more knowledge
and they understand what is the lesson about.

Enabling Strategy. The detailed step-by-step explana- tions of materials used

in classroom lectures and are presented at a delivery pace that is signifi- cantly
slower than what can be accomplished in the limited time available in the
classroom.

There are five Enabling General Teaching Strategies (Representation,

Connections, Communication, Reasoning and Proof, and Problem Solving) that
can be very helpful for SHS teachers in coming up with appropriated specific
teaching strategies (e.g., Gallery Walk, Think-Pair-Share, Quescussion, Two
Column Method, etc.)

It helps children better understand each process of what is being studied so

they don't struggle.