DI 'should be one, but not the only approach' in Aurukun

By Dr John McCollow
Community contribution / August 26, 2016

Direct Instruction (DI) is an instructional program, marketed by American publisher McGraw-Hill, which uses a highly scripted approach to teaching in which learning is broken down into a hierarchy of skills and tasks.

Instruction is followed by assessment tasks, the results of which are used to determine and modify further instructional strategies.

DI ...

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DI 'should be one, but not the only approach' in Aurukun

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