I completely agree with your point of view Heba. The ASSURE model really helps us plan lessons that fit our students’ needs. I also find it practical for keeping young children engaged and active during learning.

The ADDIE model has five steps which is helping teachers plan bigger lessons.

The ASSURE model has six steps. This model is easier to use for single lessons focus on checking and improving the lesson through evaluation.

I prefer ASSURE because it is simple and useful for my classroom students as i am a kindergarten teacher.

Miss.Lama Nazmy I liked the information that you provided for us about ADDIE and ASSURE  instructional models, but I think you could make it shorter to be at the spot.

Both the ADDIE and the ASSURE instructional models designed for effective learning experience. However, ADDIE provides step-by-step process emphasizing analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation . ASSURE  focus on integrating technology and media into instruction while keeping learners at the center of the instructional…Read More