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Frederickson, Les – Social Studies Review, 1984
Test-taking skills not only should but can be taught. Discussed are four strategies of test wiseness which research has shown to be of value: (1) physical, emotional, and intellectual preparation; (2) time-use strategies; (3) error-avoidance strategies; and (4) guessing strategies. (RM)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Guessing (Tests), Research Utilization, Skill Development
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O'Brien, Lynne M.; Pulliam, William E. – Social Education, 1984
Research on teacher effectiveness has provided substantial evidence that certain teaching behaviors are more likely than others to promote student achievement. Described is an instructional design model that can help teachers plan for more effective teaching. Two sample social studies lessons based on the model are presented. (RM)
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Curriculum Development, Educational Objectives, Elementary Secondary Education
Halasz, Ida M.; Raftery, Susan R. – 1985
This professional development guide is designed for vocational education practitioners to use with a separately available handbook on time-use analysis and an optional videotape on conducting workshops on time-use analysis. Examined first is the importance of analyzing time on task. After a discussion of the importance of planning, a six-point…
Descriptors: Data Analysis, Data Collection, Guidelines, Lesson Plans