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- 3. Share with the person next
to you why you came to this
workshop.
What do you hope to take
from this time together?
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Here’s why I’m here
- 7. 1. Immerse
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• Invite Curiosity
• Build Background
• Find Topics
• Wonder
• The spark for
learning happens
here.
• Invites curiosity, questioning,
engagement
• Shares curiosity and models
personal inquiry
• Models how to ask authentic
questions
• Teaches kids to collaborate by
turning and talking
• Facilitates small-group
formation to ensure
heterogeneous groups with
compatible interests.
• Confers with small groups and
individuals
- 9. 2. Investigate
• Develop Questions
• Search for Information
• Discover Answers
• Floods kids with resources and
materials on a topic or question
• Models how to read, listen, and
view with a question in mind
• Shares ways to get questions
answered
• Helps kids think about where to
find information
• Supports kids to work together
and figure out roles
• Confers with groups and
individuals
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- 10. 3. Coalesce
• Synthesize
Information
• Build Knowledge
• Supports kids to find information and
answer questions
• Shares how to evaluate sources
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- 12. 4. Go Public
• Demonstrate
Understanding
• Share Learning
• Creates Purpose
• Builds in time for kids to share
findings
• Supports kids to share the learning
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- 17. Differentiation
• Choice
• Pacing
• Conferring
• Allows students to set their own pace
for getting their work done within a
set time frame.
• Gives students some choice in what
work gets done first and what their
projects will look like.
• Provides for individualized student
goals, assessment and rapid work
modification based on data from
student conferences.
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- 19. Homework
Rule Number One:
What you don’t finish in class you take home to finish.
Rule Number Two:
Think about what you have to do in class and what you
can do at home.
Rule number three:
Don’t wait until the due date! Turn work in as you finish it.
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- 21. Turn to the person next to you and
talk about the following:
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What, if anything, appeals to you in this approach?
What do you see as some of the challenges in
using this approach?
How could you use these techniques in your class?