EducationPsychology

M. Stein, D. Carnine, R. Dixon

1998.3.1INTERVENTION IN SCHOOL AND CLINIC

DOI: 10.1177/105345129803300405

Abstract

This article outlines the underlying instructional design principles that are at the heart of the Direct Instruction Model and illustrates the application of those principles to a variety of content areas. The authors provide a rationale for the integration of curriculum design principles with effective teaching practices along with criteria for evaluating and selecting curriculum materials based on those principles. Finally relevant resources are offered for those interested in implementing a Direct Instruction Model.

Citation format

STEIN, M.; CARNINE, D.; DIXON, R. Direct instruction. INTERVENTION IN SCHOOL AND CLINIC, 1998, 33: 227–233.