Аннотация
Kirschner, Sweller, and Clark (2006) make a general case for the effectiveness
of a teaching method—direct instruction—without reference to any
context of what it is that is being taught by whom and to whom. In
so doing, they bypass what is arguably the most pressing concern
facing educators—not how to teach students but what to teach them.
An argument is made for the need to contemplate instructional methods
within the broader context of instructional goals.
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