Blog 6
What strategies does the teacher use to actively engage the students? How effective are these?
BEST TEACHING PRACTICES
PROMPTING
Providing additional cues and questions to help a student who has answered something incorrectly
SCAFFOLDING
Instructional assistance that teachers use to assist learners in a task to produce high rates of success
OVERLAPPING
A teacher's ability to attend to two issues simultaneously
ORGANIZED BODIES OF KNOWLEDGE
Topics that connect facts, concepts, principles
WAIT TIME
The period of silence after a question is asked and after a student is called on to answer
QUESTIONING FREQUENCY
The number of questions a teacher asks during a given period of instructional time
WITHITNESS
A teacher's awareness of what is going on in all parts of the classroom
FEEDBACK
Information about current understanding that can be used to promote new learning
CLOSURE
A form of review occurring at the end of a lesson
EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION
The practice of calling on all students-both volunteers and non volunteers-as equally as possible.
This is a list of tools for "Active Engagement" in the classroom. Each active can be effective in keeping the class engaged. However, a teacher needs to evaluate which activity will work best for their students and classrooms, one active may be more effective than another.
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