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October 28, 2011October 28, 2011
Redirect
If sleeping, wake them up
If sick, send them to the clinic
ALL students should be alert and learning
If they think you don’t care, they will continue
Establish your expectations
Noticing when students are NOT engaged…
By using games with your academic focus,
students will be more engaged
Examples: “What is the Question” (Jeopardy) “Name that Category” ($100,000 Pyramid) “Talk a Mile a Minute ” (Family Feud)
Academic Games
Spanish 101
Cell Biology
100
Jota
The center of a cell
200
Equis
The blue area of the cell
300
Seis
Prophase
PrometaphaseMetaphaseAnaphaseTelophase
400
This color in Spanish
500
Ayuda me por favor!
Put your kids in pairs and have them call off
1’s and 2’s
Partner 1 will read the facts
Partner 2 will determine the category
Name that Category
Basketball
Soccer
Tennis
Football
Golf
Category: Types of Sports
Similar to Family Feud
Students get in teams and alternate
responders (1,2,3,4)
Responder has 15 seconds to come up with a
team response
Talk a Mile a Minute
Asking questions does 2 things:
Provides a form of missing information Puts mild pressure on students
Wait time after question while responding, student pauses when teaching new information for impact
Response Cards T/F Multiple Choice Fill in the blank
Managing Response Rates
Give one, get one
Students find a partner across the room and take their notebook/binder
Each person gives a statement he or she thought was important and gets a statement from the other person
Vote with your feet Teacher posts 3 or 4 different signs around the
room Students stand next to the sign for which they
agree
Using Physical Movement
Spending too much or too little time on
anything effects student engagement
Usually if your classroom routines are established and you have planned ahead, your pace is effective
Maintain a Lively Pace
Identify YOUR reasons for viewing the topic as
interesting, meaningful or important and project these reasons to the students
Intensity and Enthusiasm
Identify a topic that makes students debate
Have those who agree with a topic on one side
of the room, those who do not agree on the
other side and those not attached to an opinion
in the middle
Each side will have to convince the people in
the middle to join them.
Friendly Controversy
Relate your material with their lives Examples:
Who has traveled to a foreign country/county? What were your experiences? (French and Spanish)
Tell me about your family and how they are similar or opposite from the story’s family. (English/Reading)
Where can you find these cells around you? (Science)
What is the most efficient route for you to get home? (Math)
Providing students with opportunities to talk about themselves
Unusual information related to topic sparks
interest Examples:
31% of employees skip lunch entirely 3% of pet owners give Valentine’s Day gifts to
their pets The first product to have a barcode was
Wrigley’s gum The ivy leagues were called ivy because of the
ivy on the outside walls and they were castle-like
Unusual or Intriguing Information
24. Noticing when students are not engaged 25. Using Academic Games 26. Managing Response Rates 27. Using Physical Movement 28. Maintaining a Lively Pace 29. Demonstrating Intensity and Enthusiasm 30. Using Friendly Controversy 31. Providing Opportunities for Students to Talk
about Themselves 32. Presenting Unusual or Intriguing Information
Design Question # 5: Engaging Students
4 = In addition to score of 3, I can make in depth
references and applications when it comes to
student engagement 3 = I fully understand the components and
strategies of student engagement 2 = I have some understanding of the components
and strategies of student engagement 1 = With help, I have partial understanding of the
components and strategies for student engagement 0 = With help, I have no understand of what student
engagement means or strategies I can use
How comfortable are you with DQ’s 5?