Table 2. Means, standard deviations, ranks, and grade for using teaching strategies by the sample Mohammad AbdelWahab H. Hamzeh et al. Teaching Strategies.

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Table 2. Means, standard deviations, ranks, and grade for using teaching strategies by the sample Mohammad AbdelWahab H. Hamzeh et al. Teaching Strategies Used by Mathematics Teachers in the Jordan Public Schools and Their Relationship with Some Variables. American Journal of Educational Research, 2014, Vol. 2, No. 6, doi: /education © The Author(s) Published by Science and Education Publishing. NoParagraphmeanS.DRankgrade First domain: Behavioral Strategies. 3 The teacher provides the student with information regarding his answer' accuracy all the time high 13 Teacher trains his students on distinguishing between different characteristics of the same concept high 1Teacher uses specific questions that have specific answers high 11Teacher helps his students imitate desired models high 2Teacher awards students for his right answer high 4 Teacher uses direct presentation to provide students with information high 9Teacher cares about rectifying students' undesired behaviors high 10 Teacher neglects undesired behaviors in the teaching – learning situations high 7 Teacher dissembles the teaching – learning material into specific tasks that need specific responses high 8Teacher depends on criteria in evaluating his students medium 14 Teacher trains students on learning simple behaviors till they reach to the complicated behavior medium 15 Teacher eliminates any undesirable stimuli after student does the correct behavior medium 5 Teacher trains students to determine the objectives they want to achieve medium 6 Teacher makes advantage of the contract procedures he does with his students for the purpose of achieving the teaching – learning tasks medium 12 Teacher provides students with a chance to apply new knowledge in new real life situations medium Domain Total High Second domain: Cognitive Strategies. 17 Teacher begins with presenting main ideas of the topic at the beginning of the class High 18 Teacher ends reaching – learning situation with connecting the lesson parts together High 28 Teacher encourages students to verify information and facts before giving judgments High 34Teacher moves from the abstract to the examples High 19 Teacher begins the teaching – learning situation with presenting a problem to students High 36 Teacher asks students to do written or verbal summaries of the information they get High 27 Teacher trains students to plan, observe, and evaluate their teaching activities High 33 Teacher guides students to references such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, internet sites, …etc High 25 Teacher trains students on generating unified answers for the stimulator raised for them Medium 29Teacher gives students a chance to generate new concepts Medium 32 Teacher's cognitive teaching strategies harmonize with students' learning strategies Medium 16 Teacher encourages students to generate as many alternatives as they can for the problem discussed Medium 20Teacher uses problem solving strategy in the teaching situation Medium 30 Teacher facilitates for students make use of the procedures that organizes memory potentials (symbolizing information) Medium 21 Teacher gives students enough time to question and investigate to the desirable objective Medium 26 Students tend to generate new information through making comparison between their previous knowledge and new one Medium 22 Teacher ends teaching – learning situation with clarifying diagrams suitable for students Medium 23 Teacher makes use concept maps during the teaching – learning process Medium 24 Teacher takes part in training students on generating original responses for the stimulus presented to them Medium 35 Teacher begins with examples up to the concept in the teaching – learning situation Medium 31Teacher helps students identify their own learning methods Medium Domain total Medium Third domain: Effective strategies. 40 Teacher allows students to have more clarifications and explanations on a certain stimulus High 41Teacher supports students' sympathy towards others High 48Teacher helps students have confidence in themselves High 43 Teacher encourages students to interact positively amongst themselves High 49 Teacher teaches students the way to identify their points of strength and weakness High 47 Teachers trains students to refer to their success or failure to own capabilities Medium 50Teacher strengthens leadership in his students Medium 37 Teacher applies group work in the class to serve desired objectives Medium 46 Teacher makes students take part in different roles in the teaching – learning situation Medium 51 Teacher takes part in improving students' ability to control their reactions Medium 38 Teacher distributes different teaching – learning tasks on students medium 39Teacher lets students have their own conversations positively Medium 42 Teacher teaches students how to change their negative reactions into positive ones medium 44 Teacher trains students to solve their problems in a comfortable way low 45 Teacher gives students chance to initiate different debates amongst them low Domain Total medium Total