MTLE Mathematics: Instructional Design & Delivery - Videos & Lessons

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Get ready for the MTLE Mathematics exam quickly and easily using our chapter. It was designed to help you quickly review instructional design and delivery topics.

MTLE Mathematics: Instructional Design & Delivery - Chapter Summary

In order to strengthen your knowledge on instructional strategies in the classroom, use our engaging video lessons. As you prepare for the MTLE Mathematics exam, they will help you review:

Hands-on, expository, collaborative and interactive instructional strategies
Direct and discovery instruction
Differentiated instruction
Scaffolding in education
Math technology
Teaching math vocabulary
Evaluating different math formulas
Use of advance organizers

Grow your knowledge of teaching instruction for the test by watching our video lessons. They come equipped with lesson quizzes, which help you quickly assess your knowledge and skills. If you want to revisit a specific topic from one of the lessons, simply use the video tags. You also have access to online instructors, who are able to answer any questions you may have about the chapter.

8 Lessons in Chapter 52: MTLE Mathematics: Instructional Design & Delivery

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1. Advance Organizers in the Classroom: Teaching Strategies & Advantages

An advance organizer is a very useful tool for teachers to help students understand, retain and remember new learning material. In this lesson, we define an advance organizer and discuss examples and benefits of use in the classroom.

2. Instructional Strategies: Hands-On, Interactive, Expository & Collaborative

In this lesson, we will use the fictional Academy of Magic to illustrate four types of instructional strategies that teachers use in the classroom: expository instruction, interactive instruction, hands-on instruction and collaborative instruction.

3. Direct Instruction & Discovery Instruction: Definition & Differences

Two of the most popular teaching strategies are direct instruction and discovery instruction, which are frequently discussed in contrast with each other. In this lesson, we define each type of instruction and discuss the differences between the two.

4. Differentiated Instruction: Adapting the Learning Environment for Students

Differentiated instruction is a great strategy that teachers use to accommodate a wide variety of learning needs. In this lesson, we discuss differentiated instruction and identify which aspects of the classroom can be differentiated.

5. Scaffolding in Education: Definition, Theory & Examples

This lesson defines scaffolding in education and examines how it's used in the learning process. Learn about the theory behind scaffolding and the origins of the term, then test your knowledge with a brief quiz.

6. Math Technology in the Classroom

Teachers use lots of tools to keep students engaged and active learners. Math class is no exception, and technology is a great way to hook learners. This lesson examines how math technology can be used in pre-K through 12 classrooms.

7. How to Teach Math Vocabulary

This lesson will highlight ways in which you can teach math vocabulary to your students. A short quiz will follow to test your knowledge about math-related teaching strategies.

$Understanding and Evaluating Math Formulas$

8. Understanding and Evaluating Math Formulas

With all the formulas out there, how do you know which one to pick? And how do you read formulas anyways? Watch this video lesson and you will find the answers to these questions.

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