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  1. Direct Instruction- Benefits of direct instruction include delivering large amounts of information in a timely manner. Also, because this model is teacher directed, it lends itself to designing instruction that is developmentally appropriate to pupils' ages and stages.
  2. Direct Instruction: The Most Successful Teaching Model - Site uses educational study to suggest that Direct Instruction is an effective instructional method and examines why the method has been largely ignored.
  3. The Madeline Hunter Direct Instruction Model- Outlines the principles of direct instruction and applies Hunter's ITIP model.
  4. What Direct Instruction Is and Is Not- Highlights the model in relation to reading, writing and mathematics.
  5. What is Direct Instruction?- Outlines the goals of the model.

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