Which term refers to teaching practices that apply across subjects, such as classroom management, questioning strategies, pacing, and routines?

• A. Content Analysis and Learning Progression
• B. Knowledge of Academic Content
• C. Generic Pedagogy
• D. Content-Specific Pedagogical Knowledge

Answer: (C)

Generic pedagogy refers to teaching practices that work across subjects, such as classroom management, questioning strategies, pacing, and routines. These general methods create a supportive learning environment and an effective instructional flow no matter what content is being taught.

Knowledge of Academic Content is about the subject matter itself, while Content-Specific Pedagogical Knowledge is about how to teach a particular subject's content. Content Analysis and Learning Progression focuses on what to teach and in what sequence, not on cross-subject teaching methods.

So the term that best captures practices shared across subject areas is Generic Pedagogy.