Teaching Strategies for Quality Teaching and Learning provides an introduction to nine teaching strategies that can be used in a range of educational settings, from school to higher education. The teaching strategies presented in the book forms the foundation for quality teaching and learning, and each strategy is approached in a pragmatic way, with a focus on when, why and how the strategy can be used.

• Understanding the National Curriculum Statement
• Foundations for teaching and learning
• A framework for quality teaching and learning
• Planning for quality teaching and learning
• Reflecting on quality teaching and learning
• Using direct instruction as a teaching strategy
• Using discussion as a teaching strategy
• Using small-group work as a teaching strategy
• Using co-operative learning as a teaching strategy
• Using problem solving as a teaching strategy
• Using inquiry as a teaching strategy
• Using case study as a teaching strategy
• Using role-play as a teaching strategy
• Using writing as a teaching strategy assessment principle.

Inservice education students completing their BEd or PGCE Lecturers and trainers in the FET context and HE environment Practicing teachers and for continuing professional development (CPD).