Explicit instruction practice guide

Explicit instruction involves fully explaining and effectively demonstrating what students need to learn. This guide outlines key practices for using explicit instruction in the classroom:

• Break down complex skills and knowledge into smaller instructional tasks. 
• Use worked examples to demonstrate what your students need to learn.
• Provide opportunities for students to practise what they have already learned.
• Organise lessons to keep students focused on the learning objective. 

This guide is part of the Tried and Tested series, covering education practices that have been proven to make a positive impact on learning.