A3 Daily evidence of learning provides teachers with the data that we need to provide differentiated instruction. It also provides students with immediate feedback to use to set goals for learning. #1stTeachChat
A2 Our students work together in discussion groups and learning stations to teach and learn together. They love to share ideas on Flipgrid and discuss ideas as we use All In Learning #1stTeachChat
A3: When planning blended learning activities I am intentional with including the gradual release model and deciding where to put opportunities for collaboration such as discussion boards, opportunities to create (choice boards, etc) and independent work. #1stTeachChat
A2: Understanding the TEKS impacts blended learning design because it helps me focus on specific student expectations so that I can plan differentiated blended learning activities. #1stTeachChat
A4: Sending positive notes home, calling parents to share students successes in the classroom, and involving parents in setting goals for their child throughout the year. #1stTeachChat
A2: We begin collaborative conversation activities as students share about themselves in pairs and discussion groups. Students get to know each other while also learning routines and procedures in the class. #1stTeachChat
A4 When we use exit tickets and discuss together, it helps students reflect on what they understand and what questions they still have. We have many opportunities for collaborative conversations to discuss and think about our understanding #1stTeachChat
A3 we can grow a community of learners in our classroom by setting high expectations in an environment that encourages collaboration and inquiry #1stTeachChat
A1 setting goals with students and planning strategies with them that encourage them to meet those goals while celebrating successes along the way! #1stTeachChat
A3 Planned grouping ensures that learning is differentiated and instruction is deliberate. Knowing studentβs interests is also important when planning certain groups. Giving students choices in their learning based on interests helps with engagement. #1stTeachChat
A2 We use a strategy called Graffiti Board where students, draw, write, and have collaborative conversations about topics. It encourages them to use academic talk and questioning strategies. They really love it when they get to choose the topic. #1stteachchat
A1 When students collaboratively discuss content using academic talk, it gives them opportunities to share their ideas, opinions, and perspectives while applying their knowledge and deepening their understanding of vocabulary/concepts.
A5 Our students love collaborative conversations/discussion groups. They spend time in groups to discuss and problem solve. This has really built a classroom community environment where students work together as a team. #1stteachchat