Category: Implicit explanation
Definition--
Target groupLehrkräfte
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| The students should read rules or strategies for themselves (or write something down or glue in mnemonics at home) or read them aloud (from the book, from a slide, blackboard picture, etc.). In this way, a strategy is explained and named as such, but not by the teacher. |
| “And now? What do you want to do now? Then you look at your study plan again and check off: 9c.” (Task that S. has just worked on). |
| “Make sure you write down the things you have assigned and then put the things you no longer need in the box. For now, it's a matter of tidying up.” |
Belongs to dimensionImplicit strategy instruction
OriginOwn development
Release date28.10.2025