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        Teaching & Learning Theories
        What is the Cultural Difference Theory?
        What is the Cultural Difference Theory?
        Based on the idea that students who are raised in different cultural settings may approach education and learn in different ways, the cultural difference theory stresses that it is important for teachers to be aware of the difference between the school atmosphere and the home environment. People from different cultural
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        What is the Expectation Theory?
        What is the Expectation Theory?
        The truth is this: teachers often expect less from students of certain racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds. When teachers expect students to perform poorly, they approach teaching in ways that align with their low levels of expectations. Interestingly, students tend to perform at the low levels expected of them by
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        What is the Cultural Deficit Theory?
        What is the Cultural Deficit Theory?
        According to this theory, some students do poorly in school because the linguistic, social, and cultural nature of the home environment does not prepare them for the work they will be required to do in school. As an example, some students are not read to at home as frequently as
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        What is a Learning Style?
        What is a Learning Style?
        Refers to the various methods by which students can learn information presented to them, and which style suits them best.
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        What are Integrated Teaching Methods?
        What are Integrated Teaching Methods?
        Combine direct and indirect teaching methods. The teacher begins with an instructive session and gradually engages the students to take the lead.
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        What are Indirect Teaching Methods?
        What are Indirect Teaching Methods?
        Refer to instances where students take the primary responsibility, and the teacher acts as a facilitator. The students are responsible for the direction and pace of their learning, as well as the content to variable degrees.
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        What are Divergent Questions?
        What are Divergent Questions?
        Are questions that could have more than one answer. These require students to analyze responses before selecting.
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        What are Direct Teaching Methods?
        What are Direct Teaching Methods?
        Refer to instances where the teacher is primarily regarded as the provider of information. The teacher is in full control of the pace, content, and structure of the lesson at all times, and students are required to follow.
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        What is Differentiated Instruction?
        What is Differentiated Instruction?
        Refers to the concept that defines the fact that students learn differently and have to receive instruction according to those differences.
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        What is Curriculum Mapping?
        What is Curriculum Mapping?
        Describes the process through which schools detect gaps in learning between curricula, by analyzing a database where teachers enter course planning, content, skills, and assessment information. Any gaps detected are managed appropriately to ensure that the standard of learning provided at the institution meets district or state requirements.
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