Direct Instruction refers to:
A) An approach that is not underpinned by cognitive behavioural theory
B) A teaching model that is only used with students with special needs
C) A teaching model that includes review, model, guided practice, independent practice and review
D) Talking directly to students about their learning

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Direct Instruction is a teaching model that follows a specific sequence of review, model, guided practice, independent practice and review in order to teach skills and knowledge effectively. It can be used with students of all abilities and is underpinned by cognitive behavioural theory. While Direct Instruction does involve talking directly to students about their learning, this is only one aspect of the model.

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