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Watson, Sandy White; Bradley, Janetta Fleming – Education, 2009
In most teacher education courses, instructional strategies are merely listed and explained. Students rarely have the opportunity to see these strategies in use until they become student teachers. What better way to teach secondary instructional strategies to pre-service teachers than by modeling these strategies using teacher education content?…
Descriptors: Educational Strategies, Preservice Teacher Education, Student Teachers, Education Courses
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Newton, Beatryce T. – Education, 1978
Critical thinking can best be taught using higher cognitive questioning which includes the process of analysis, synthesis and evaluation. The learner is required to use knowledge in a problem solving manner. Thus, higher cognitive questioning should be used as a tool for developing critical thinking--a vital intellectual operation. (Author/NQ)
Descriptors: Cognitive Processes, Critical Thinking, Inquiry, Learning Theories
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Rose, Shirley E.; Duer, William F. – Education, 1978
Drug programs are changing from legalistic, pharmacological, factual presentations to humanistic, experimentally based inquiry formats. The study reported here describes a humanistic/inquiry approach field tested in a middle school and demonstrating the success of curricula providing for decision making, self-concept enhancement, and interpersonal…
Descriptors: Alcohol Education, Change Strategies, Drug Education, Educational Strategies