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  • 04/01/96

The second issue of Volume Five of this video-training series, "Instructional Strategies for Greater Student Achievement" presents research-based teaching models. Various classroom strategies are presented in the videos; four are demonstrated. The four are: COPE, where students collect, organize, process and explain; Mystery, an inquiry practice where students solve a progression of clues; Metaphorical Expression; Reciprocal Learning, where pairs of students solve problems together. This issue comprises three tapes that demonstrate practical applications from 36 K-12 classrooms in seven states. The Video Journal of Education, Salt Lake City, UT, (800) 572-1153, www.videojournal.com.

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