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INTERVENTION

MEASURES ON LEAST
MASTERED SKILLS IN AP
Lerma B. Salagoste
Felix Asis Elementary School
INTERVENTION STRATEGIES AND
TECHNIQUES
 Give plenty of feedback. Feedback is a great way for
students to know quickly whether they are on the right
track or need to take a different task
 Continually monitor progress
 Clarify your objectives.
 Direct instruction
 Have students rephrase your lesson.
 Make sure those kids reflect.
KEY ELEMENTS ON TEACHING
The 8 M’s on Teaching
MILLIEU
The learning environment. Every
stimulus on the classroom should
contribute to learning, part on this
environment are the humor stimuli
( the teacher ).
MATTER
 The content on learning. Mastery of every lesson
instead of its mere coverage of the class is
important. The teacher should make sure that the
minimum standard or level of proficiency is
attained by class before moving onto the next
“ Little matter but well-
lesson.
measured. “
METHOD
The teaching learning strategy. The
strategy must appropriate to the level
of maturity and sophistication of the
learners. It must also be adequate on
sufficient for the lesson objective and
the teacher must be skillful in the use
of the strategy.
MATERIAL
The resources of learning. The purpose
on the materials is to initiate the
students to the “ real world they live
in”. IM’s requests elements found in
that world are meant to help students
understand and explain reality.
MEDIA
Communication in teaching and
learning. Promote common
understanding in instruction and to set
and maintain a healthy psychological
climate in the classroom conducive to
learning.
MOTIVATION
Arousing and sustaining
interest in learning. A
learner will learn only those
things he wants to learn.
MASTERY
The Be-All and End-All of
learning. This means
internalization of learning.
Mastery comes through a
“fixation” of what is to be
learned.
MEASUREMENT
Getting Evidence of Learning. This is
the final stage in the teaching –
learning sequence, involving the
systematic collection of the evidence
of learning. This is concerned with the
“behavior” aspect of the objective.

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