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Category: Implicit demonstration

Definition--

Target groupLehrkräfte

Examples
About text problems: The teacher writes on the board: “What is sought? What is given?” However, the teacher does not say that this is a strategy, and that this strategy makes it easier to solve text problems.
1. Teacher draws cover sheet on the board and verbalizes procedure; 2. Teacher writes heading "Conjecture" on the board and advises the students to leave enough space so that they recognize the new heading as a conjecture.
“Now I'll tell you all you can learn about the eye” . Teacher introduces sequence of station learning.
Teacher holds up a bag: “Do we need this anywhere kids? No, we don't” . (Teacher puts the bag in the trash can).
And when you start with the text problem, first think about what could help you to solve them more easily. We learned something about that yesterday.

Belongs to dimensionImplicit strategy instruction

OriginOwn development

Release date28.10.2025



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