Research has proven conclusively that Direct Instruction works. What parents, educators, and others may also want to know is that children who learn in a DI setting are happy, engaged, and confident. The videos below showcase Direct Instruction through classroom observations, teacher interviews, and more.

 

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Clips of Direct Instruction in action

 

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NIFDI: A Path to Literacy

 

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Introduction to DI from Phyllis Haddox,
formerly head of Follow Through Project (Part 1)

 

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ABC 20/20 with John Stossel discusses Direct Instruction

 

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Direct Instruction, according to the man who invented it (40 years ago)

 

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“New” Developmentally Appropriate Practice

 

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Examples of Direct Instruction in Nebraska, Georgia, and Maryland

 

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NIFDI: A Tale of Two Schools (Fort Worth, TX and Sumner, MS)

 

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Introduction to DI from Phyllis Haddox, formerly head of Follow Through Project (Part 2)

 

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Direct Instruction, discussed by a teacher who had been trained in the whole language method

 

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Counterpoint: Developmentally Appropriate Practice (an opposing approach) in action

 

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Supplement: A summary of the results of Project Follow Through

 

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