Direct Instruction Reconsidered.

Abstract

classroom conditions related to high levels of student achievement. In addition to definitional confusion, the use of direct instruction procedures-whatever they may behas become a volatile issue in reading education. Critics of direct instruction have suggested that it has no place in a reading and language arts curriculum; conversely, proponents of direct instruction tend to overgeneralize its applications and fail to delimit its usefulness.

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