Memory systems theory argues for separate neural systems supporting implicit and explicit memory in the human brain. Neuropsychological studies support this dissociation, but empirical studies of cognitively healthy participants generally observe that both kinds of memory are acquired to at least some extent, even in implicit learning tasks. A key question is whether this observation reflects p...

A large number of students with and without disabilities—including at-risk—are currently learning online through synchronous and/or asynchronous instruction. As such, it is important for educators to be equipped evidence-based practices—or at the minimum research-based practices—that can adapted or modified teach online, including area mathematics. This article discusses how adapt implement exp...

Research consistently shows that adults engaged in tutored acquisition benefit from explicit instruction several linguistic domains. For preschool children, it is often assumed such does not make a difference. In the present study, we investigated whether affected young learners acquiring morpho-syntactic element. A total of 103 Dutch-speaking kindergartners (M = 5;7) received training miniatur...

The aim of this study was to improve students’ reading comprehension using explicit instruction. Two-cycles classroom action research applied in conducting study. involved fourty-eight (48) 8th grade students a private junior high school Denpasar, Bali. In the process collecting data, researcher administered pre-test and post-test find difference on before after being taught instruction method....

Although explicit and implicit knowledge of language learners are essential to theoretical and pedagogical debates in second language acquisition (SLA), little research has addressed the effects of instructional interventions on the two knowledge types (R. Ellis, 2005).This study examined the relative effectiveness of explicit and implicit types of form-focused instruction (FFI) on the acquisit...

A Conceptual Model for the Design and Delivery of Explicit Thinking Skills Instruction Abstract Developing student thinking skills is an important goal for most educators. However, due to time constraints and weighty content standards, thinking skills instruction is often embedded in subject matter, implicit and incidental. For best results, thinking skills instruction requires a systematic des...