| "The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires." - William Arthur Ward |
By Learning Emporium of Harding 
By Learning Emporium of Harding 
By Learning Emporium of Harding 
By Learning Emporium of Harding 
By Learning Emporium of Harding 
By Learning Emporium of Harding 
By Learning Emporium of Harding 
By Learning Emporium of Harding 
By Learning Emporium of Harding 
By Learning Emporium of Harding I have been teaching for nine years. I was a public school teacher in the Philippines before I relocated to the US. I have been teaching here in the US for seven years.
Teaching style refers to the approach that a teacher uses to facilitate learning and instruction in the classroom. There are many different teaching styles, and each has its own strengths and weaknesses. Some of the most common teaching styles include: Direct instruction: This teaching style involves a teacher presenting information to students in a clear, structured manner. The teacher typically leads the lesson and controls the pace and content. Inquiry-based learning: In this style, the teacher poses questions or problems to the students and encourages them to explore the topic on their own. This method is more student-centered and allows students to take ownership of their learning. Collaborative learning: In this approach, students work together in small groups to solve problems and complete tasks. The teacher serves as a facilitator, guiding students and providing feedback as needed.
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