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No Opt Out
A Masterful No Opt Out by Denarius Frazier (Video) - Teach Like a Champion
Every once in a while, you come across an example of a teacher using a technique in the classroom that captures almost everything you wanted to say about it–Why a teacher would use it. How. It’s a case study in how to apply a tool to advance learning and it pushes your understanding of the idea...
No Opt Out - Lemov Field Guide.pdf
Probing Questioning
How probing questions can help students to develop their understanding and ideas : My College
Asking questions which encourage thoughtful, deep and more exploratory responses. What does it mean? Teachers can steer the thinking of students so that their responses go beyond the surface-level and into a deeper, more exploratory mode of understanding by asking well-planned, probing questions. Probing is effective as a strategy for one-to-one interventions, as well as […]
Questioning-5.-Probing-questions.pdf
Questioning to stretch and challenge in a secondary classroom : My College
This piece was written by Anmol Pervez, a science teacher at MEA Central. As you read this case study, consider how the teacher uses this technique in their classroom. Take some time to reflect on what the teacher does, how they do it, what they might do differently and how this might influence your own […]
Podcast Special: Dylan Wiliam on effective questioning in the…
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Pose, Pause, Pounce, Bounce
Pose-Pause-Pounce-Bounce: a deep-thinking questioning technique : My College
A simple technique designed to maximise the impact of questioning. What does it mean? Dylan Wiliam, a leading expert in formative assessment, criticises the typical questioning model, Initiation-Response-Evaluation, where a teacher asks a question, gets an answer and then responds themselves. Pose-Pause-Pounce-Bounce is a questioning sequence which is much more suited to elicit deep thinking. […]
7.-Pose-Pause-Pounce-Bounce.pdf
Say it again, better
Copy of 8-Say-It-Again-Better_240518_164059.pdf
Dialogic Questioning
6.-Dialogic-questioning-1.pdf
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