'instructional strategy' is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a systematic approach to teaching and can be used in educational contexts. For example: In order to effectively teach the subject matter, the teacher developed an instructional strategy that included integrating hands-on activities into the lesson plan.
(See December's post for more details on this type of instructional strategy called the Language Experience Approach).
Educational games are assumed to be an effective and efficient instructional strategy for computing education.
There is a paucity of research on the effects of this instructional strategy.
Research has found that this "wait time" for student processing is a critical instructional strategy for all students, and especially for E.L.L.'s.
Repeated-reading-based instructional strategy and vocabulary acquisition: A case study of a heritage speaker of Chinese.
Next, use the instructional strategy called Dictogloss with the first few paragraphs of "Young Immigrants Say It's Obama's Time to Act," the article related to the video above.
The most telling assessment of my instructional strategy came with the arrival of their next set of essays.
The results consistently indicate that students in a self-directed instructional strategy condition tend to allocate more effort to their relative strengths, whereas students in a test-directed instructional strategy condition tend to allocate more effort to their relative weaknesses.
There is considerable agreement that learners' skills, perceptions and the experienced cognitive load interactively affect LC as instructional strategy.
The goal of this instructional strategy was to gain and maintain student attention and increase interest in the topics covered.
In addition, our experimental design allowed us to identify the most efficient instructional strategy for all three participants.
