Concept Classification

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Objectives

This lesson covers how to design instruction for teaching concept classification tasks. After completing this lesson, you should be able to :

• Explain what concept classification tasks are and why they are important,
• Describe the principles for learning concept classification tasks,
• Prepare instructional tactics to teach concept classification tasks.

Lesson organization

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• Define:Concept Classification: Defined
• Learn:Concept Classification: Principles for Learning
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• Routine:Concept Classification: Routine Tactics for Teaching
• Power:Concept Classification: Power Tactics for Teaching
• Try:Concept Classification: Skill Builder Practice

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Source

• Concept Classification by Charles M. Reigeluth. Used by Permission.