1. Chapter 4. Clinical Teaching
Assessment and teaching should be linked.

2. Clinical Teaching Cycle

3. Ecological Environments
Home Environment
School Environment
Social Environment
Cultural Environment
The environments in which children live and learn.
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4. Classifications of Teaching Methods

5. Controlling Instructional Variables
Difficulty Level
Space
Time
Language
Interpersonal Relations
Variables that teachers can control.
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6. Chapter 4 Clinical Teaching
Building Self-Esteem
Establish Rapport
Share Responsibility
Providing Structure
Convey Sincerity
Show Success
Capitalize on Student Interests
Strategies for helping students build self-confidence
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7. Current Trends for Instruction
Accommodations in the general education classroom
Effective teaching practices
Active learning
Scaffolded instruction
Reciprocal teaching
Learning strategies instruction
Some of the new approaches to teaching students with learning disabilities
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