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    Non-linguistic representations such as diagrams, charts, and physical models are used to compare and classify items, create analogies, and help students understand complex ideas simply. Effective cooperative learning involves dividing tasks among small groups and sharing ideas to increase understanding, teamwork, and community. Six key instructional strategies include using clear objectives and feedback, homework and practice of various types, non-linguistic representations, cooperative learning, questions and organizers to link prior knowledge to new topics.

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    Non-linguistic representations such as diagrams, charts, and physical models are used to compare and classify items, create analogies, and help students understand complex ideas simply. Effective cooperative learning involves dividing tasks among small groups and sharing ideas to increase understanding, teamwork, and community. Six key instructional strategies include using clear objectives and feedback, homework and practice of various types, non-linguistic representations, cooperative learning, questions and organizers to link prior knowledge to new topics.

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    Non-linguistic representations such as diagrams, charts, and physical models are used to compare and classify items, create analogies, and help students understand complex ideas simply. Effective cooperative learning involves dividing tasks among small groups and sharing ideas to increase understanding, teamwork, and community. Six key instructional strategies include using clear objectives and feedback, homework and practice of various types, non-linguistic representations, cooperative learning, questions and organizers to link prior knowledge to new topics.

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    Non-linguistic

    Representations

    Identify Similarities & Differences

    Diagrams and charts to compare and classify


    items /Create analogies and metaphors
    Helps students understand complex ideas in a
    simple way

    Homework and
    Practice

    Relevant and purposeful for more


    difficult concepts
    4 Types:
    Memorization,
    Preparation, Deepen
    Understanding,
    Increase skill speed

    Increase understanding using images, models


    and physical movement to represent information and relationships

    6 Instructional

    Effective Cooperative Learning

    Strategies
    by Marzano

    Small groups work cooperatively dividing


    tasks and sharing ideas to increase understanding, teamwork and community in the
    classroom

    Clear Objectives
    and
    Feedback

    Be Clear, corrective
    and adaptable
    Students participate
    in setting personal
    goals to encourage independence and deepen interest in topic

    Questions,
    Cues, and Advanced
    Organizers

    Helps student apply what they already know


    to what they are about to learn
    KWL, Graphic image, question answer session

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