Series Guided Reading with Jenna: Guided Reading with Jenna (Uncut)
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Discussion and Supporting Materials
Thought starters
- How does Jenna model expectations to prepare students for work stations?
- How do students transition among tasks?
- Note the importance of practicing expectations to ensure classroom management?
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Aspire Berkley Maynard Academy6200 San Pablo Avenue
Oakland CA 94608
Population: 530
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Jenna Ogier
English Language Arts Math Science Social Studies / 4 5 / Teacher
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57 Comments
Joann Miller Jan 8, 2021 3:58pm
Jenna does a great job keeping her class on task. She had 31 students however she managed to keep everyone moving along. Students knew their work stations and what skills they needed to work on. I like the way she intereacted with her students to keep them involved.
Grace El-Fishawy Dec 15, 2020 12:42pm
I really liked the use of groups, to teach / break down all of the specific skills. However, all of the transitions and behavior control techniques were a lot though... personally, not a huge fan of the rigidity and bells and the focous on college being the end all be all..
Celine McCormack Aug 16, 2020 6:18pm
I found the video very informative, I liked the way she interacted with the students she was clear direct and precise. the students knew exactly what to do when required. I also liked the way she prompted them thank you for opening your book this is showing me that you are ready to start, this is also reminding other students to do the same if they have not already done so. I can see how it would take a lot of pre-teaching to set up the various stations, so that she could work uninterrupted with one group, but on the positive side this, once taught you could use the skill in other areas.
Annah Ford Jul 21, 2018 2:21pm
Melissa Adkins Apr 8, 2018 4:09pm