Engelmann Module

This online module is one of nine interactive tutorials for use by Psychology 387 students at Athabasca University. It was written by Dr. Joseph A. Parsons and Dr. David Polson of the University of Victoria. Dr. Parsons is also affiliated with Celeration Technologies. Lyle Grant of Athabasca University provided instructional-design and technical assistance with this project.

• Siegfried E. Engelmann Biography
• Engelmann's Direct Instruction and Project Follow Through
• Exercise I
• Direct Instruction Evidence: Project Follow Through
• Exercise II
• Engelmann's Theory of Instruction
• Exercise III
• Practice in Analyzing Faultless Communications
• Exercise IV
• Generalization
• Exercise V

Glossary of Direct Instruction Terms

Reference List

Selected Books by Siegfried Engelmann

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Course Team

Module Authors: Joseph Parsons and David Polson
Instructional Designer/Technical Advisor: Lyle Grant

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