No Series: Modeling Student Discussions with an Example and a Non-Example
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Corona Arts And Sciences Academy98-11 44TH AVE
CORONA NY 11368
Population: 756
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Pamela Chin
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English Language Arts
38 Comments
Megan Whelan Aug 17, 2023 11:57am
Good job modeling what the scholars should and should not do during the discussion session.
Cindy Hallman Oct 16, 2021 12:14pm
Excellent job on showing the importance of group discussion. I love that the teacher actually addressed not working for a grade, but for learning. The non-example is a powerful tool in a classroom.
Luis Donado Dec 23, 2020 3:22pm
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Jaseema Begam Nov 20, 2020 3:48pm
I really like the way she used the 'non-examples' first and then the examples to get the students started. It is a good way to scaffold learners, especially when they begin their independent work. I used this technique in my class during hinge questioning where I threw in some non-examples for 'equivalent fractions'. My students took some time to think & answer. The session created opportunities for learners to reason out their thinking.
Juliana Barros ... Nov 18, 2020 1:09am
I like how all students were pay attetion of what they classemates were presention and how students were able to answer the question asked by the teacher. And show what was right and was wrong.