Explicit instruction is a systematic and direct way of teaching that involves clear, unambiguous, and visible actions by the teacher. It is purposeful, engaging, and success-oriented, aiming to make lessons crystal clear and provide students with ample practice opportunities and immediate feedback
. This approach is especially helpful for students who learn and think differently, as it can prevent confusion and promote achievement for all students
. Explicit instruction can be used with students of all ages and can be taught with a whole class, a small group, or one-on-one
. It is particularly effective for teaching practical, hands-on skills and is known for fast-tracking student performance
