Design of Explicit Instruction: High Leverage Practices that Promote Learning
Explicit instruction is an evidence-based, systematic methodology for teaching academic skills to students across grade levels.
2:00 PM - 2:45 PMTue
General Session
Speakers
Anita Archer
Author and Educational Consultant
Sponsors
Curriculum Associates
Documents
Delivery of Instruction
Learning is Not a Spectator Sport
The Right Questions
Improving Educational Outcomes in America
While the Science of Reading informs us on what to teach, 50 years of research on Explicit Instruction guides us on how to teach. In this session, Dr. Archer will review, illustrate, and model high-leverage practices concerning the Design of Explicit Instruction lessons in which the teacher would 1) convey the purpose of the lesson, 2) establish a firm foundation for new learning by reviewing necessary prerequisite skills and knowledge, 3) clearly explain or demonstrate what is to be learned, 4) provide scaffolding to optimize student success, and 5) provide adequate guided and independent practice to ensure learning.