This article addressed Gentle Teaching and its foundations, strategies, supportive techniques, and strength. In addition, some Arab and foreign studies reported the effectiveness of gentle teaching. Gentle teaching has been recently introduced as a new method to treat problems as an alternative method of classical control directive in treatment. It aims to teach how to correlate, reliance on others in a manner characterized by courtesy, observe, respect and cooperate, with focusing on the importance of unconditional assessment in education. The foundations of this method were democratic versus authoritarian values, posture as center of the teaching– learning process, avoiding punishment, the interactional view of behavior, technology as a method, human reward, interactional equality and moving toward equitable interactions. While reward, ignoring, redirection, and interruption were presented as the strategies of gentle teaching. The supportive techniques which were errorless teaching, task analysis, environmental variables, co- participation, dialogue of unconditional valuing, shaping, reinforcement, giving choices and reward envelopes. Also, some foreign studies reported the effectiveness of this method in reducing learning disabilities and reading difficulties.
Soleman, M. A. E., Ata, O. A., & salah, H. A. (2019). Gentle teaching: Foundations and Strategies in Reducing Reading Disabilities. SVU Journal of Abstracts, 1(2), 19-19. doi: 10.21608/svuja.2019.181639
MLA
Mostafa Abo El-Majd Soleman; Osama Ahmed Ata; Hala Ahmed salah. "Gentle teaching: Foundations and Strategies in Reducing Reading Disabilities", SVU Journal of Abstracts, 1, 2, 2019, 19-19. doi: 10.21608/svuja.2019.181639
HARVARD
Soleman, M. A. E., Ata, O. A., salah, H. A. (2019). 'Gentle teaching: Foundations and Strategies in Reducing Reading Disabilities', SVU Journal of Abstracts, 1(2), pp. 19-19. doi: 10.21608/svuja.2019.181639
VANCOUVER
Soleman, M. A. E., Ata, O. A., salah, H. A. Gentle teaching: Foundations and Strategies in Reducing Reading Disabilities. SVU Journal of Abstracts, 2019; 1(2): 19-19. doi: 10.21608/svuja.2019.181639