Strengths:
| – Does not restrict to one perspective so allows new ideas to be formed – Different approaches are useful for teaching various aspects a wide variety of ideas and skills – Combining methods is a useful way of validating ideas – The strengths of one method can be used to offset the weaknesses of another – Can be useful to match the characteristics of more students with at least one of the teaching styles. |
Weaknesses:
| – There may be gaps in learning, if you are frequently switching curriculum – This approach can lack disciplined learning and allow for laziness – Without grabbing to one approach, curriculum choices and overall directions can be confusing and overwhelming. |
~ Winnie ~ 