The modeling part is excellent! I believe that students need to see the expected final product before they submit what they have produced.

On a literacy lesson, where the goal is to help students develop reading and writing skills.
Approach: Play-based learning (children learn through play and exploration).
Method: Phonics-based instruction (focused on teaching letter sounds and word decoding).
Technique: Word wall (visual support to reinforce sight words).
Strategy: Differentiated…Read More

Approach: Constructivist – Students actively engage with themes like individuality and conformity by connecting them to personal experiences.
Method: Socratic – Open-ended questions encourage dialogue and critical thinking (e.g., “Why does Jonas question the rules?”).
Technique: Think-pair-share – Students think individually, discuss in pairs, an…Read More

This is an example of my understanding on the differences between teaching approach, methods, techniques, and strategies:
Teaching approach: Set of principles, beliefs, or ideas about the nature of learning for example students learn more when they are part of the process so your teaching approach is active learning.
Teaching methods: Since your…Read More