Group instruction refers to a teaching method where an instructor presents information or a lesson to a group of students at once, rather than individually. This approach is often used in large classroom settings and involves directing instructions towards the entire class simultaneously, with little differentiation between individual student needs or abilities. The goal of this method is typically to provide a general overview of a topic or concept, while also allowing for some interaction and discussion among students. Group instruction can take many forms, including lectures, demonstrations, discussions, and collaborative activities, but the key characteristic is that it is delivered to all students at once, rather than being tailored to individual learners.