DepEd Resources

Learn how scaffolding builds critical thinking, its four main benefits, and practical steps teachers can use to plan and reduce support in class.

A practical guide for teachers on scaffolding: what it is, why it matters, and six strategies to support learners with diverse needs in any subject.

Five scaffolding strategies for teachers, from activating prior knowledge and I can statements to think-alouds, sandwich feedback, and think-pair-share.

Learn what scaffolding is, the five steps to use it in class, best practices, examples for reading, math, and writing, and common challenges to avoid.

Learn how the Think-Pair-Share strategy works, its benefits for learner engagement, tips for using it in class, and the challenges to plan for.

Learn how to adapt Think-Pair-Share for online classes using breakout rooms, clear instructions, polls, whiteboards, Google Docs, and Padlet.

Learn the three stages of the Think-Pair-Share technique, its benefits for learner engagement, and practical tips for using it in your classroom.

Learn how the Think-Pair-Share strategy works, why it boosts peer learning and collaboration, and how to use its steps in your classroom.

Learn how to use Think-Pair-Share in class: the three stages, five steps to run it, its benefits, best practices, and limitations for teachers.

Learn what think-pair-share is, its benefits, and five practical tips for using it to run engaging, productive classroom discussions with your learners.