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S T RAT E GY
G N H I CAT E
TEACHING
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COLLECTIONS
STCEJOER
P ROJECTS
LA N R U O J
JOURNAL
 Individualized
Teaching Strategies
1. Independent Study
Independent study is a teaching strategy wherein
students undertake own investigation of an area of
interest. They gain insights on “how” to learn on their own.

2. Interest Learning Centers

The setting up of interest learning centers
requires the allotment of space where students can
investigate, read or observe organisms and other
instructional materials in order to answer a problem or
simply gather information about some ojects.
3. Problem Solving
Probem-solving strategy consists of a step-by-step
methodology of finding a solution or answer to a problem. It
starts with a clear definition of a problem, followed by the
formulation of a hyphothesis. With a hyphothesis as a guide,
the collection, analysis and evaluation of data gathered will
enable one to arrive at a conclusion.

4. Journal
A journal is simply defined as a daily record or a
diary. History teachers would call it a chronologyor a memoir.
Others call it a register or a ledger.
5. Projects
As a teaching strategy, constructing projects is a
way where students are tasked to present in concrete
form the results of study conducted or a principle
learned.

6. Collections
Collecting as a teacher strategy motivates
students to collect materials with instructional or
aesthetic value. In addition to learning about the wide
diversity of materials in the environment, they likewise
develop the skill in presenting the collection effectively.
7. Special Reports
A students who is assigned a special report is required to search
for a pre-selected information in connection with a lesson. The search
may take the form of reading printed materials about the topic or
conducting actual observations in the environment.

8. Discovery
Discovery is a teaching strategy whose objective is to enable
the student to learn through self-discovery. In a class situation prepared
by the teacher, they are led to find answers or solutons to a problem by
themselves. In science, the student follows a step-by-step procedure
until they discover own meanings and conclusions.
9. Reading
Rich information is available in accounts of
historians and journalist studies conducted by subject area
experts and narratives of famous author.

10. Student Research

For higher grades, a student may be tasked to
undertake an activity which requires setting up situation,
most often in the laboratory.
Thank you!