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Karen, Colleen, Barb, Teresa, Cheryl & Audra (Michelle)

Grade Level Improvement Plans & Goals

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Teach Like a Champion Chapter 8 and 9:


Chapter 8 Improving your Pace:

  • pacing is the illusion of speed – the rate at which the lesson makes that material
Appear to unfold. It’s the perception that you are moving quickly.

  • Change the pace (although this risks exacerbating the problem of shortness of attentions span)
  • Brighten Lines - making activities begin and end crisply and visible

  • Every minute matters – vocab review in bus line, math facts in hallway, read aloud
While getting ready for home.
“Time is water in the desert, a teacher’s most precious resource”

  • Look Forward – agenda of day, by end of clss, first step, etc.

  • Work the Clock - take 3 min to review questions, count down 5, 4, 3, etc. we can do this in 10!


Chapter 9 Challenging Students to think Critically:

  • Ask questions one at a time. (help students develop one idea at a time)

  • Simple to Complex - engage students with fact questions then build to more complex

  • Verbatim (No Bait and Switch) do NOT change the question while student has
Raised their hand. They will be unprepared if you change the wording of original ?

  • Clear and Concise - start with question word (what, where, why), limit to 2 clauses
Write ?? in advance, assume the answer ( WHO will tell me….)

  • Stock questions - build on previous question

  • Hit Rate – when kids get answer 100% time to ask harder ??? keep challenging critically, with higher level thinking.
Norms
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SurveyOnTeamNorms.pdf
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Norm development.pdf
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CriticalIssuesForTeamConsideration.pdf

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