Teaching Styles and Their Characteristics

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What is a key characteristic of the authority or lecture teaching style?

  • It involves interactive discussions with students.
  • It accommodates individual student needs effectively.
  • It focuses on lengthy presentations with minimal interaction. (correct)
  • It encourages self-learning among students.

Which teaching style is most suitable for subjects that require memorization of facts?

  • Personal model style
  • Authority model style (correct)
  • Kinesthetic model style
  • Facilitator style

What is one drawback of the personal model or demonstrator teaching style?

  • It fails to engage students in self-learning.
  • It does not incorporate demonstrations.
  • It often lacks formal authority.
  • It is ineffective for large classrooms. (correct)

Which teaching style is designed to promote self-learning and critical thinking?

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In the VAK model, which learning style corresponds with the phrase 'DO IT'?

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What would be a potential limitation of integrating different formats in the personal model teaching style?

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Which aspect is essential for creating a healthy classroom environment to motivate students?

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What does the Facilitator Style prioritize in teaching?

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What is a risk associated with the Hybrid Style of teaching?

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Which teaching style is characterized by lengthy, one-way discussions given by the teacher?

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What method does the Delegator Style promote?

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In which context is the Demonstrator/Coach Style commonly applied?

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Which behavior management style is characterized by being Firm but Fair?

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What advantage does a blended teaching style provide?

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Which teaching style is most aligned with Activity Based Teaching?

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If a teacher primarily uses group work and peer feedback in their lessons, which teaching style are they employing?

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What characteristic defines the facilitator teaching style?

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Which of the following best describes formal authority teaching?

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What is one aspect that learning styles attempt to account for?

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What role does a demonstrator or personal model teacher typically take on?

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In the context of learning styles, what does 'age and maturity' of a learner refer to?

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What characterizes a teacher with a low involvement, permissive indulgent style?

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Which teaching style is characterized by sharing knowledge and providing feedback similar to a coach?

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How does a formal authority teaching style differ from an expert teaching style?

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What does Grasha suggest about categorizing teachers into a single teaching style?

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What does the personal model teaching style incorporate?

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Which teaching style focuses on organizing group learning and promoting interaction among students?

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What is a key belief that influences an instructor's teaching style?

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In a high involvement teaching environment, what role might a teacher typically assume?

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What is a common misconception about the delegator teaching style?

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Why is it important for teachers to remain focused on their teaching objectives?

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What is one suggested activity for students to share personal information about themselves?

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What element has been identified as most necessary for a comfortable learning environment according to Reinisch's research?

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Which activity could help children feel more at ease in the classroom?

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What is an essential practice for minimizing behavior issues in the classroom?

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Understanding teaching styles is crucial because:

<p>No two teachers have the same teaching style (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which method is NOT mentioned as a way to promote a warm classroom environment?

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What should teachers avoid to reduce fear in flexible classroom settings?

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An effective teaching style helps students develop which skill?

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What is one of the main goals of the session mentioned?

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Which item is NOT identified as a beneficial feature for a good learning environment?

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Flashcards

Authority Model/Lecture Style

A teaching style where the teacher is the primary source of information, often delivering lectures or presentations. Students passively receive and memorize information.

Facilitator Model / Activity Style

A teaching style that emphasizes active learning and exploration. Students are encouraged to ask questions, find answers, and solve problems. This encourages self-discovery.

Demonstrator Model / Coach Style

A teaching style where the instructor demonstrates skills and techniques, allowing students to observe and learn by doing.

Visual Learning Style

A learning style where individuals primarily learn through visual information, such as diagrams, pictures, and videos.

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Auditory Learning Style

A learning style where individuals primarily learn through auditory information, such as lectures, discussions, and music.

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Kinesthetic Learning Style

A learning style where individuals primarily learn through hands-on experiences, such as experiments, games, and physical activities.

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VAK Model

A learning style model suggesting there are three primary ways individuals process information: visual, auditory, and kinesthetic.

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Authority/Lecture Style

Teacher-centered approach where the teacher delivers a lengthy, one-way lecture while students take notes and memorize key information. Think traditional classroom setting.

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Demonstrator/Coach Style

Teacher acts as a guide and demonstrates skills/knowledge through activities and demonstrations. Focus is engaging students actively.

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Facilitator Style

Student-centered approach where the teacher facilitates learning and encourages self-directed learning, critical thinking, and discovery. Think group discussions and problem-solving.

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Delegator Style

Teacher assigns tasks and projects, promoting peer collaboration and student-to-student learning. Teacher observes and guides.

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Hybrid Style

Combines elements of different teaching styles to cater to individual student needs and learning styles. Think blending online and in-person learning.

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Authoritarian

Management style characterized by strict rules, clear expectations, and consistent enforcement. Focus on order and compliance.

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Authoritative

Management style that balances high expectations with warmth, fairness, and consideration for student needs. Focus on fostering independence and responsibility.

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Direct Instruction

Focus is on clear explanations, step-by-step instructions, and practice to improve knowledge. Suitable for skill development and acquiring specific information.

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Positive Feedback

Giving feedback that encourages effort and celebrates progress. Focus on positive reinforcement and motivating students.

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Facilitator

A teaching style where the instructor acts as a guide, facilitating student learning through activities, discussions, and problem-solving.

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Teaching Style

The unique way a teacher interacts with students and presents content, based on their beliefs and preferences.

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Expert

A teaching style characterized by the instructor sharing their expertise, providing guidance, and offering feedback.

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Formal Authority

A teaching style where the instructor primarily delivers information through lectures or presentations, with minimal student interaction.

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Personal Model

A teaching style where the instructor presents content and demonstrates skills, encouraging student observation and practice.

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Delegator

A teaching style where the instructor assigns tasks and projects, allowing students to learn independently and through collaboration.

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Facilitator

This style emphasizes student involvement and active learning, encouraging them to analyze and think critically about concepts.

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Formal Authority

This style promotes a more traditional approach, with the teacher as the primary source of information.

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Expert

This style relies on the teacher's expertise and experience, guiding students through demonstrations and feedback.

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Personal Model

This style showcases the teacher's skills and knowledge, letting students learn through observation and practice.

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Formal Authority Style

The teacher controls the flow of information, focusing on content delivery. Students listen and learn.

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Demonstrator/Model Style

The teacher demonstrates skills and techniques, acting as a role model. Students learn by watching and then practicing.

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Building a Welcoming Classroom

Creating a classroom environment where students feel safe and welcome. Includes activities like collaborative decorations, family photo displays, cultural object sharing, and parent orientation.

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Authority Model

A teaching style where the teacher acts as the primary source of information, focusing on lectures or presentations. Students primarily receive and memorize information.

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Facilitator Model

A teaching style focusing on active learning and student-driven exploration. Students engage in discussions, problem-solving, and self-discovery through varied activities.

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Demonstrator Model

A teaching style where the instructor demonstrates skills and techniques, allowing students to learn by doing.

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Experiential Learning Style

A teaching style focusing on real-life, hands-on applications. Students learn by participating in practical exercises and simulations.

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Student-Centered Learning

A teaching approach that empowers students to become active learners who take control of their learning process.

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Classroom Routines

The process of establishing clear routines and procedures in the classroom to maximize learning time and minimize behavior issues.

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Visual Learners

Learners who primarily grasp information through visual mediums like diagrams, pictures, and videos.

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Auditory Learners

Learners who primarily understand information through auditory means like lectures, discussions, and music.

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Kinesthetic Learners

Learners who primarily acquire information through hands-on experiences, involving movement, games, and physical activities.

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Study Notes

Instructor Information

  • Dr. Heba Helmy Abo Elnaga, MD is a professor and head of the pulmonary medicine department at the Faculty of Medicine, OGU.

Learning Objectives

  • State your opinion about learning styles
  • Learn about 5 classic teaching styles
  • Formulate 3 components of a healthy classroom environment that will help to motivate students

The VAK Model

  • The VAK model classifies learning styles based on how individuals receive and process information.
  • Types: Visual (see it), Auditory (hear it), and Kinesthetic (do it)

Teaching Styles

  • No two teachers are alike
  • Individual teaching styles are uniquely their own
  • A combination of different styles is common in most teachers

Formal Authority

  • Teacher-centered approach; lengthy lectures.
  • Students take notes and memorize facts
  • Suitable for large groups of students
  • Questionable approach for teaching children due to limited interaction

Demonstrator / Coach

  • The teacher acts as a role model
  • Focuses on demonstration and modeling as teaching methods
  • Includes lectures, multimedia, and demonstrations
  • Difficult to adapt to the needs of individual students in large classrooms

Facilitator

  • Emphasizes self-learning and critical thinking skills development.
  • Encourages questions and solution-finding through exploration
  • Best used in science and similar subjects
  • Promotes a student-centered learning environment which is active and participatory, replacing a teacher-led model

Hybrid

  • A blended teaching approach
  • Combining personality, interests, needs, and suitable methods
  • Adapts to different student needs
  • Increased risk of diluting learning experience

Five Common Teaching Styles

  • Authority/Lecture
  • Demonstrator/Coach
  • Facilitator
  • Delegator
  • Hybrid

Authority (Lecture) Style Details

  • Also referred to as teacher-centered

Demonstrator (Coach) Style Details

  • Teacher is a model for demonstrating knowledge
  • Uses various teaching formats, such as activities and demonstrations

Facilitator Style Details

  • The model is student-centered
  • Promotes active learning
  • Focuses on developing critical thinking skills

Delegator Style Details

  • Also known as "Group Method"
  • Teacher acts as a delegator
  • Encourages peer collaboration and student-to-student learning

Hybrid Style Details

  • Blended teaching style (combines face-to-face with online)
  • Tailor teaching styles to each student based on needs

Classroom Management Styles

  • Authority (Authoritative): Direct instruction and firm enforcement of rules; cons: can be too rigid or suppress student input
  • Permissive (Indulgent): Teacher-led classes are less prepared, allowing free expression/activities; cons: can lead to a lack of structure and order

Effective Teaching Characteristics

  • Effective classroom management
  • Lesson Mastery
  • Positive Expectations
  • Student Learning: Primary Objective

Three R's of Classroom Environment

  • Relationships
  • Resources
  • Routines

1. Relationships

  • Understanding learners' motivations & needs
  • Methods for getting to know new classes/learners quickly

Rapport (Relationship)

  • Positive relationship between teacher and students
  • Understanding, respecting and taking student interests into consideration

Learner attitude/approach when learning

  • Engaging the students by using their interests
  • Active learning

Useful strategies for creating rapport with students

  • Friendly approach that is professional
  • Using students' names
  • Active listening; understanding what students say (beyond just English language)
  • Avoiding correcting students excessively
  • Proper attitude and body language

Routine Building

  • Procedures and classroom activities that are essential for a smoothly-running classroom
  • Establishes clear procedures to prevent behavior issues

3Rs for a Healthy Classroom

  • Classroom Relationships that encourage positive interaction
  • Classroom Resources that enable a supportive learning environment
  • Classroom Routines that instill a clear structure within the classroom

Learning Styles

  • Audio learners, Visual Learners, and Kinesthetic Learners

Types of learning

  • Auditory: learn best through hearing and listening
  • Visual: learn best through seeing and images
  • Kinesthetic: learn best through movement and hands-on activities

Effective Learning Environment

  • Comfortable learning environment
  • Clean classroom and welcoming structure

Additional Tips for Creating a Friendly Classroom

  • Involve students to take ownership of the classroom
  • Encourage students to decorate
  • Allow for personal items
  • Hold class introductions early in the semester

Key Learning Objectives of the Session

  • Understanding Teaching Styles
  • Understanding Learning Styles
  • Discussions on why students struggle in learning
  • Matching teaching and learning methods

Teaching Style Perspectives

  • Transmission, Apprenticeship, Developmental, Nurturing, Social Reform

Different Teaching Styles and Strategies

  • Teacher centered vs Student centered

Useful Class-wide Teaching Strategies

  • Experiential Learning
  • Problem-Based Learning (PBL)
  • Inquiry-Based Learning
  • Cooperative learning
  • Flipped Classroom Technique

Useful Activities for Daily Teaching

  • Case Studies
  • Role-Plays and Simulations
  • Think-Pair-Share
  • Pyramids
  • Jigsaw Activities
  • Discussions (and discussion circles)
  • Debate
  • Modelling expert problem solving
  • Mix it Up

Student Involvement in the Classroom

  • "Tell me and I will forget; Show me and I will remember; Involve me and I will understand; Step back and I will act"

Summary of Objectives

  • Focus on the key learning objectives
  • Assess whether teaching strategy is leading to the desired result for student achievement

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