'Grouping strategies' diaporamas de présentation

Kagan Cooperative LearningTraining

Kagan Cooperative LearningTraining. Martin High School School year 2009-2010 Mr. Oscar Perez, Principal Dr. Romeo Romero, Bilingual/ESL Department. What is Cooperative Learning?.

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EFFECTIVE GROUPING STRATEGIES

EFFECTIVE GROUPING STRATEGIES. ALS/RES/INC/CO-TEACH Presented by Sarah Johnston, M.Ed. April 22, 2010. agenda. Introduction Cooperative Learning Groups Research-based Cooperative Learning Strategies Peer Assisted Learning Strategies (PALS) Flexible Grouping Key Research Finding

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Elementary DQIE

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Allendale Christian School

Allendale Christian School. Parent Information Meeting May 21, 2012. Vision for 2012-2013. *committed staff that will work hard to maintain a quality education for all students. *committed staff dedicated to meet the needs of each individual student.

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TAG Presentation Grouping Strategies

TAG Presentation Grouping Strategies. Part One: Common Message for Principals, TOSAs, TAG Coordinators, and Instructional Facilitators GOAL: Create a common language for grouping strategies in PPS. Why Group?.

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2014-15 Learning Lab PDU Professional Development Unit

2014-15 Learning Lab PDU Professional Development Unit. During the course of this PDU, what three instructional strategies did I implement? What strategy worked best? Why?.

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Planning and Grouping Strategies for Special Learners. The Planning Process. Preplanning (advance preparation) Interactive Planning (monitoring students & adapting plans to meet their needs) Postplanning (follow-up and reflection). Establishing the Big Picture.

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Best practices for adult education

Best practices for adult education. Kristy Cotton, Brad Daughtry, Laura Hooks, Michelle McNair, Heather Santos, Christine Zodrow AET 520 Andrea Akins October 1, 2012. Introduction. Professional Learning Teams Engagement Strategies Collaborative and Cooperative Learning

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DM: Direct Modeling Every number in the problem is represented by physical objects.

DM: Direct Modeling Every number in the problem is represented by physical objects. (Fingers, Counters, Ten-Frames) CO: Counting On Parts of the problem modeled bBut not all represented by physical objects. (Counting on, back, uses fingers) IA: Invented Algorithm

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