4. 5. Allow students to develop group response
Give students the opportunity to learn from each other.
Sometimes students need help with the response.
4. Allow students to have “judgment free”
discussions
There is no right or wrong answer during discussions.
5. 3. Create interest based groups
Allow students to work with others that have similar
interests.
2. Provide open ended questions
Open ended questions allow for more thinking and
expanding on answers.
6. 1. Allow students to design, hypothesis and test
their own experiment
Students will be highly engaged when they are in charge
of their learning. They will be searching for answers to their own
questions.
8. 5. Activate knowledge with low level question
bell ringer.
This helps set the tone and the focus of the lesson.
Provide materials for students to use.
4. Cooperative learning groups
Small groups help students discuss the topic, ask each
other questions and learn from the perspective of others.
10. 1. Allow room to fail and retest hypothesis.
Students need the opportunity to have a productive struggle.
Students need to learn that out of failure will come
knowledge and success.
