A teacher who sets explicit goals for each lesson, presents a logical sequence of tasks, gives clear directions on how to do each task, models the task, engages the student in guided practice, asks frequent questions, gives feedback, and does not move on to the next task until the student masters the one at hand is using

A. A metacognitive approach

B. A diagnostic-prescriptive method

C. Direct instruction

D. Co-operative learning

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Terrence Blake

17 July, 21:52

A teacher who sets explicit goals for each lesson, presents a logical sequence of tasks, gives clear directions on how to do each task, models the task, engages the student in guided practice, asks frequent questions, gives feedback, and does not move on to the next task until the student masters the one at hand is using

A. A metacognitive approach

B. A diagnostic-prescriptive method

C. Direct instruction

D. Co-operative learning

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Jovanny Reed · Answer 1

C. Direct instruction

Explanation:

Direct instruction -

It is one of the very basics and best method of teaching, where the teacher give all the explanation, in a very straightforward and brief manner, giving each and every instruction, and this type of teaching method is known as direct instruction.

Hence, from the question,

Since, the teacher gives all the instructions, even the minute one, in a very brief way, this method is known as direct instruction.