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- Duration 1 hour
- Max Students 400
- Enrolled 50
- Assessments Self
Explicit teaching is a key feature of instruction in primary classrooms. This course aims to provide teachers with an example of explicit teaching in reading and viewing across K-6. The literacy resources model of Luke and Freebody is referenced as is the model of gradual release of responsibility. These pedagogical theories are explained in a practical demonstration of modelled teaching for primary students. The references in the course come from the Australian Curriculum and the NSW English syllabus K-6.
The Target Audience
This course has been designed for primary teachers of students from kindergarten to year six.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the concept of explicit and systematic teaching
- Understand the pedagogical framework of modelled, guided and independent instruction
- View a range of modelled teaching scenarios for primary students for teachers to implement in their own classrooms
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Course Features
- Duration 1 hour
- Max Students 400
- Enrolled 50
- Assessments Self
Related Courses

Bringing Fun to the Teaching of Maths
This course will examine practical ways

Modelled Reading Across the Grades
Explicit teaching is a key feature

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