Salkind, N. J., &amp; Rasmussen, K. (Eds.). (2008). Learning Strategies . In Encyclopedia of educational psychology (1st ed., pp. 592–597). essay, SAGE. 

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The way(s) in which a teacher aids in student learning. There are a wide range of strategies used for both full groups and individuals. 

Teaching Strategies

Encyclopedia of Educational Psychology (2008). Salkind

A pedagogical strategy in which the support from a teacher is gradually taken away as a way to facilitate independent learning.

Instructional Scaffolding

A collaborative setting in which people work together to achieve a common goal. 

Group Work

A presentation supplement by, or based on, a set of photographic slides and/or projected images. They typically presented in a pre-determined order, meant to educate viewer on some concept.

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