Provides a real-world understanding of a concept, approaches one idea from multiple points of view, it establishes a sense of community within the classroom.

The goal is to heighten learning and understanding in both subject areas.

Analyze, Evaluate, and Create

Demonstrations

To encourage higher-level thinking from students.

Group discussion teaches young children to take turns and respect each others' opinion and time.

Closure helps students reflect on what they've learned, apply it, and draw conclusions (also helps students relate new knowledge to past knowledge)

Skits use a script while role-plays don't.

Teacher-centered methods and Learner-centered methods

So that students can be actively involved in dealing with real issues and form a consensus on what the best course of action is.

Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyze, Evaluate, Create

Create a comfortable atmosphere, choose appropriate questions, allow wait time before calling on students, use multiple methods of asking for responses