Jennifer,
Thanks for the explanation. As you come across other means of student response,
would you post them if time allows? I will do some research on lesson studies
before I ask more questions.
Have a super day!
Carol
Carol A. Mauer
BCSC Literacy Coach
Lincoln School, Home Base
(812)
Every pupil response is a technique used to keep more kids involved in a
lesson and also to help the teacher monitor understanding. One thing you can do
is just ask kids to put their thumbs up if they agree and thumbs down of
they don't. You can use pinch cards (which are simply index
In a message dated 9/22/2007 11:46:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Would it be helpful for kindergarten??
Thanks,
Susan in Madison
YES! YES! YES! She gives concrete ways to introduce each strategy. Once
you introduce them, you can always refer back to the
Absolutely!
We are using her lessons there now, with some small modifications.
Jennifer
In a message dated 9/22/2007 11:46:48 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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thanks for the recommendation for
Tanny McGregor's book Comprehension
Connections it is a must read! Her
Hello friends on the Mosaic list,
Since we have been so quiet, I thought I would share some more of what I
have been doing...
I have been posting recently about the experiments we have been doing with
lesson study in teaching the comprehension strategies. For those of you
unfamiliar with
Jennifer,
What you share here is exactly what my colleagues and I found going through
lesson study. it was hard to communicate to administrators and other teachers
how important and essential the study process itself is--not so much the
product or final lesson. We found the repeated close
thanks for the recommendation for
Tanny McGregor's book Comprehension
Connections it is a must read! Her lessons are fantastic and very
motivating!
Jennifer
Maryland
Would it be helpful for kindergarten??
Thanks,
Susan in Madison
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