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Which teaching methods are most impactful?

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#1Mastery Learning #1Small-Group Learning #1Goal Setting #1worked examples #1play programs #1questioning #1concept mapping#1meta-cognitive strategies#1visual-perception programs #1teaching strategies #2Case-Based Learning (CBL)#2Problem-Based Learning (PBL)#2simulation-based learning (SBL)#3Multi-Component/Combined Approaches

#1Explicit / Direct Instruction (Guided Practice)#1I Do, We Do, You Do #1Modeling (I Do)#1Guided Practice (We Do)#1Independent Practice (You Do)#2Retrieval Practice#2Spaced Learning#2Spaced repetition#2Interleaving #3Formative Assessment #3Timely Feedback #4Metacognitive and Self-Regulation Strategies #5Peer Instruction #5Reciprocal Teaching #5Eric Mazur's method+4 more

#1Explicit instruction with guided practice #1ies.ed.gov #2Active learning #2doi.org#3Retrieval practice#3spaced review #3annualreviews.org#4Frequent formative assessment#4eric.ed.gov#5Specific, actionable feedback#5EEF #5educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk #6Metacognition #6self-regulated learning #6apiv3.educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk+2 more

#1Feedback #2Metacognition and self-regulation #3Explicit/Direct Instruction#4Retrieval Practice#5Spaced/Distributed Practice#6Teacher Clarity#7Reciprocal Teaching#8Collaborative/Cooperative Learning#9Peer Tutoring #10Scaffolding #11Formative Assessment #12Active Learning#13EEF Toolkit#14Hattie’s rankings#15Rosenshine’s Principles of Instruction

#1Practice Testing (Self-Testing)#2Distributed Practice (Spaced Learning)#3Elaborative interrogation #4Self-explanation#5Interleaved practice#6Having students explain answers#7Instructors prompting students' logic #8Providing positive feedback

#1Retrieval practice#2Spaced repetition#3Formative feedback #4Worked examples#5Explicit instruction#6Active learning#7Dual coding#8Interleaving

#1Clear Learning Goals#2Teacher Clarity#3Frequent Feedback #4Checking for Understanding#5Retrieval Practice#6Spaced Practice#7Dual Coding#8Explicit Instruction with Gradual Release #9Active Learning #10Classroom Discussion #11Metacognition

#1retrieval practice#2spaced practice#3formative feedback #4well-designed direct instruction #5practice testing #6Active learning #7discussion #8peer instruction #9collaborative learning #10inquiry-based learning #11problem-based learning#12teacher clarity#13Direct instruction#14learner-centered classroom practices

#1Formative Evaluation #1Feedback #2Reciprocal Teaching (Metacognitive Strategies)#3Explicit Instruction with "Gradual Release"#4Direct Instruction (with High "Opportunities to Respond")#5Spaced & Retrieval Practice#6Classroom Discussion & Academic Talk

#	Entity	Score
01	practice testing	50.0
02	Formative Assessment	45.2
03	Timely Feedback	43.8
04	Explicit instruction with guided practice	41.0
05	ies.ed.gov	41.0
06	Project-Based Learning (PBL)	39.4
07	Active Learning	31.5
08	doi.org	31.5
09	visual-perception programs	30.0
10	teaching strategies	30.0
11	Mastery Learning	30.0
12	questioning	30.0
13	concept mapping	30.0
14	metacognitive strategies	30.0
15	worked examples	30.0
16	Goal Setting	30.0
17	Small-Group Learning	30.0
18	play programs	30.0
19	Guided Practice (We Do)	29.0
20	I Do, We Do, You Do	29.0
21	Modeling (I Do)	29.0
22	Independent Practice (You Do)	29.0
23	Explicit/Direct Instruction	29.0
24	spaced review	27.8
25	annualreviews.org	27.8
26	eric.ed.gov	25.6
27	EEF	24.1
28	educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk	24.1
29	Case-Based Learning (CBL)	23.1
30	simulation-based learning (SBL)	23.1

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