The Use of Scaffolds for Teaching Higher-Level Cognitive Strategies



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The Use of Scaffolds for Teaching Higher-Level Cognitive Strategies Not only are scaffolds useful for teaching well-structured skills, but they also provide the support students need to tackle higher-level thinking strategies. caffolds (.26

How to Teach Higher-Order Cognitive Strategies 1. Present the new cognitive strate gies. 2. Regulate difficulty during guided practice. 3. Provide varying contexts for student practice. 4. Provide feedback. 5. Increase student responsibility. 6. Provide independent practice.

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