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"Reciprocal teaching is a 4-step, close reading strategy that uses the cognitive tools of: 1) Predict, 2) Clarify, 3) Question, and 4) Summarize. Critical to the success of this strategy is that the teacher spends time modeling each of these steps before students work through them on their own. As they do, the teacher must remain hands-on, guiding students and offering feedback and clarification." Bold School, Kieschnick, p. 163
Quick Tips:
Quick Tips:
“Reciprocal teaching is not simply kids teaching kids."
4 Steps:
Predict
Clarify
Question
Summarize
Instructional Technology Tools:
Instructional Technology Tools:
Google Workspace (Docs, Slides, Sheets, Forms, Drawings, etc.)
Pear Deck Flashcard Factory
Flipgrid
Actively Learn
Storyboard That
Screencastify
Additional Resources:
Additional Resources:
Reciprocal Teaching with Multimedia (Catlin Tucker, 2024)
The Reciprocal Learning Strategy (Cult of Pedagogy, 2014, Video)
How to Use the Reciprocal Learning Strategy (Cult of Pedagogy, 2014, Blog Post)
Reciprocal Teaching (Reading Rockets)
Reciprocal Teaching: Why, How and Examples (Teachings in Education Video, 2020)
Reciprocal Teaching Role Bookmarks (Teaching Resource)
The Reciprocal Learning Strategy (Cult of Pedagogy, Video, 2014)
An Introduction to Reciprocal Teaching (Video, 2013)
Reciprocal Teaching in Math (Ideas from Catlin Tucker, 2023).
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