Teaching
Styles
Prepared by:
Maricel S. Cagas
Presented by:
Rebecca M. Cainoy
Teaching Styles
Do you know that your teaching behaviors are influenced
by your teaching styles?
A teaching style is the way in which teaching tasks are
chosen and carried out
(Mohanna, Chambers & Wall, 2008)
Teaching Styles
Some teachers choose to have more teacher-focused
activities such as giving lectures and minimizing
independent work.
Others prefer to draw out information from their students
after engaging them in a group activities.
Teaching Styles
Teaching styles determine the effectiveness of teachers
in promoting learning, enhancing positive attitudes about
learning, and improving self-esteem.
They are determined by teachers’ personal
characteristics, experiences, and knowledge of the
teaching-learning process and teaching philosophies..
Teaching Styles
Do you want to know your own teaching Styles?
What is your dominant teaching style?
Formal authority teaching style
Demonstrator or Personal Model
Facilitator
Delegator
Teaching Style Self-Evaluation
Frequency
Letter Teaching Styles
Count
A Formal Authority
B Demonstrator or Personal Model
C Facilitator
D Delegator
Formal Authority
Focus on
content
I am the
flashlight for not so much
Teacher- concerned with “sage on the
my students, I
building stage”
centered illuminate the
relationship with
content and model
materials other students
Demonstrator
Teacher-
centered
a role Coach/ “Guide by Encouraging
students’
model guide the side” participation
Facilitator
Focus on
activities
Student- Independent “guide on the Active
centered learning side” model learning
Delegator
Tend to place
much control and
responsibility for
learning of
students
Give students
act as a Students
a choice in
“guide on the work
side”
designing consultative independent
their own
learning
role ly
THANK YOU!
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