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DEVELOPING STUDENT RESILIENCE:ENCOURAGING EFFORTFUL LEARNING IN THE CLASSROOM
FIRST LITERACY 2/8/2019
SARAH LYNN
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• Is there anything you tried in your classroom and would like to share with the group?
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“It’s not that I’m so smart, it’s just that I stay with problems longer.”
Albert Einstein
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RESILIENCEPart One: What does resilience look like in a learner? Why is it important?
Part Two: How can we encourage effortful learning?
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What is resilience?
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Resilient students believe...
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I belong here.
This work has value for me.
My ability grows with my effort.
I can succeed at this.
Camille A. Farrington et. al. (2012), Teaching Adolescents to Become Learners
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MINDSET: FIXED OR GROWTH?1. “In a __________ mindset students
understand that their talents and abilities can be developed through effort,
good teaching and persistence.”
b. "In a __________mindset students believe their basic abilities, their intelligence, their talents, are just fixed traits. They have a certain amount,
and that’s it.”.
Carol Dweck
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MINDSET: FIXED OR GROWTH?
Mistakes are part of learning.
I’m a good student because
I’m smart.
Some people are smart, and some people are not.
Mistakes are proof I can’t learn.
I’m a good student because I have good learning strategies.
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MINDSET: FIXED OR GROWTH
Which students make more progress? Why?
• They take risks.• They believe effort makes a difference.• They expect difficulty.
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Why does learning require effort?
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The Role of Effort in Learning“When we work hard to understand information, we recall it better; the extra effort signals to the brain that this knowledge is worth keeping.”
~ Anne Murphy Paul, Time Magazine, 2011
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1. Read your section.2. Answer these questions:
a. What is the article about?b. What is desirable difficulty?c. Why does it it make a difference in learning?
3. Tell your partner about the article. Ask and answer the questions.
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How can we encourage effort in
learning?
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EFFORT IN LEARNING1. Provide desirably difficult tasks 2. Create a practice zone3. Provide effective feedback4. Explicitly teach learning strategies
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DESIRABLE DIFFICULTY
HOW TO ENCOURAGE EFFORT IN LEARNING:
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Learning is making connections between
what we know and new information.
17Smart Practice: Brain-based Approaches to Learning
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1. What is working memory? What is its capacity?
2. What is long term memory? What is its capacity?
3. Which memory system takes more cognitive energy?
4. What is cognitive load?
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Examples of tasks that tax your working memory and create undesirable difficulty:
• Long and complex verbal instructions• Dissonant information: splitting
attention • Explaining before students have time to
consider the question
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Improve long term memory:• Activate prior knowledge & make
connections• Spaced practice• Retrieval practice• Student speak
Reduce stress:• Eliminate distractions•••
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Improve Long Term Memory:
• Activate prior knowledge & make connections
• Spaced practice• Retrieval practice• Student speak
1. Think of activities for each category.
2. Which activities are your favorites?
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REDUCE STRESS
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STRESS AND THINKING1. What is the body’s response to stress?2. Why is it so hard to think when we feel stress?
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RESILIENCEHow can we encourage effortful learning?1. Provide desirably difficult tasks: 2. Create a practice zone
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CREATE A PRACTICE ZONE
HOW TO ENCOURAGE EFFORT IN LEARNING:
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PRACTICE VS. PERFORMANCE
Eduardo Briceño
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What is the difference between practice & performance?1. Take turns reading each strip aloud to your
group.2. Together decide which category it belongs
to. Discuss why.3. A group member will be called on to explain
one answer to the whole class.
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WHEN STUDENTS ARE PRACTICING:
Mistakes are • expected.• respected.• investigated.
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IS THE FOCUS ON PRACTICE OR PERFORMANCE?PERFORMANCETeacher: Number 4, Juan?
Juan: I don’t know.
Teacher: Anyone else? Maria?
Maria: B.
Teacher: Good. Who wants to try number 5? David?
PRACTICETeacher: Number 4, Juan?Juan: I don’t know.Teacher: Is the sentence in the past or present?Juan: [silent]Teacher: Can anyone help Juan? Maria? Is the sentence in the past or present? Maria: The past. Teacher: Correct. How do you know?Maria: It says “yesterday”.Teacher: Ok. So, which answer is in the past? Maria: BTeacher: Thank you, Maria. Juan, please read the complete sentence with answer B.
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“NO OPTING OUT”
Is it [past] or [present]?
Scaffold: Bring the task within reach.
Circle back: Always let the student correct the mistake.
Please read the correct answer.
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ASK STUDENTS TO HELP EACH OTHER.
Does everyone agree?
Can anyone help?
Please read the correct answer.How do you know? Please explain.
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RESILIENCEHow can we encourage effortful learning?1. Provide desirably difficult tasks. ✓2. Create a practice zone ✓3. Provide effective feedback: Error correction
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PROVIDE EFFECTIVE FEEDBACK
HOW TO ENCOURAGE EFFORT IN LEARNING:
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CORRECTIVE FEEDBACK
• Students want feedback. Often teachers give it but students don’t recognize it as feedback.
• Lower level students are less likely to recognize implicit feedback.
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“Effective feedback is essential to acquiring new knowledge and skills. Good feedback is specific and clear, focused on the task rather than the student, explanatory, and directed toward improvement rather than merely verifying performance.”
The Science of Learningby Deans for Impact (2015)
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EFFECTIVE FEEDBACKeffort improvement character strategy-------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Focus on student behavior not student ______________ .2. Focus on the student’s thinking ___________ .3. Recognize the student’s ___________ in learning
material.4. Focus on steps to take towards _______________ .
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THE PROCESS OF CORRECTING ERRORS1. Notice the error2. Understand the error3. Correct the error4. Monitor progress
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STEP 1. NOTICE THE ERROR
CORRECTING ERRORS
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SELF-TESTING
True wisdom is knowing
what you don’t know.
~ Confucius
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NOTICING THE ERROR:SELF-TESTING
• Total Recall• Self-recording• Answer Keys
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DIALOGUE: TOTAL RECALL
A: What are you doing?B: I’m cooking dinner. How about you?A: I’m waiting for the kids at their school.
A: What you doin?B: Cook the dinner. How but you?A: I wait my kids at the school.
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SELF-RECORDING1. Students record themselves reading a
short passage.2. Once they are satisfied with their
recording they send it to you.
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USING AN ANSWER KEY RESPONSIBLY
What does that look like?
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PAIR TESTING:VOCABULARY FLASHCARDS• Students quiz one another with the
flashcards.
How do you spell [word]?
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MAKING THE ERROR SALIENT
Students:• use highlighters, colored ink, post-its • maintain an error inventory: spelling sheet
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DICTATION: WITH ERROR CORRECTION
Dictation: The Dining Hall Strike Date ____________________
1. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. The workers wanted better pay.
2. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. They went on strike.
3. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. Harvard students stood with the workers.
4. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. On Tuesday the strike ended.
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MAKING THE ERROR SALIENT
Teacher: • repeats orally• uses gesture• uses props• marks up student writing
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How do you use self-testing with your students?
• Total Recall• Self-recording• Answer Keys
What ways do you get students to notice their errors?
• Highlighters, post-its, colored ink• Creative feedback
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STEP 2. UNDERSTAND THE ERROR
CORRECTING ERRORS
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UNDERSTANDING ERRORS: TOOLS & TECHNIQUES
Students name the error.Students use an Error Index.
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NAME THE ERRORWhat language do students need to explain the error?
1. Im from El Salvador.
2. Sh’es from haiti.
3. Theyare from Brazil.
4. You’re students at SCALE
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NAME THE ERROR:A CORRECTION KEYsp. spelling^ missing somethingvt verb tensewc word choice
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ERROR INDEX
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STEP 3. CORRECT ERRORS
CORRECTING ERRORS
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If practice is all we need, why have my typing skills not improved in the last 15 years?
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
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DELIBERATE PRACTICE• Evaluate what needs improvement• Identify one error you want to correct• Identify a strategy for correcting it• Practice (perform) • Check your performance• Practice again
Anders Ericsson
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How would you use deliberate practice with your students?
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Read through the activities for error correction.
✓ I understand? I don’t understand
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RESILIENCEHow can we encourage effortful learning?1. Provide desirably difficult tasks. ✓2. Create a practice zone ✓3. Provide effective feedback: Error correction ✓4. Explicitly teach learning strategies
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EXPLICITLY TEACH LEARNING STRATEGIES
HOW TO ENCOURAGE EFFORT IN LEARNING:
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What’s the difference?
Can I do this?
How can I do this?
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GALLERY WALK
Put up questions:• How can you improve your
pronunciation?• How do you practice new
vocabulary?• How do you improve your
reading skills?
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GALLERY WALK
2. Students walk around room and write answers on the wall while in informal conversation.
3. Class reviews all the ideas.
4. Students choose a few practices they like. They commit with a contract
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STUDENT LEARNING CONTRACT
This month I will __________________________. _____
Student Signature _________________ Date __/__/__
Teacher Signature _________________ Date __/__/__
This month I will __________________________. _____
This month I will __________________________. _____
Check
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EXPLICITLY TEACHLEARNING STRATEGIES1. Name them.
2. Write them in your agenda.
3. At the end of class, ask students to name one learning strategy that was especially important for them today. (asterisks)
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CLASS RECAP & REFLECTION
Today in class we did:• ____________________________________• ____________________________________• ____________________________________• ____________________________________I liked ________________________________.I want to practice more___________________.
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PAIR SHARE1. What learning strategies do you teach
your students? 2. Have you given them a name?3. Do you write them into your class
agenda?4. Do students talk about how they use
them outside of class?
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RESILIENCEPart One: What does resilience look like in a learner? Why is it important?
Part Two: How can we encourage effortful learning?1. Provide tasks with desirable difficulty. 2. Create a practice zone3. Provide effective feedback: Error correction4. Focus on learner understanding5. Explicitly teach learning strategies
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GO
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1. Review the activities in your handout.
2. Review your notes.3. Do the goal implementation
sheet.
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“It’s not that I’m so smart, it’s just that I stay with problems longer.”
Albert Einstein