Active Participation Strategies - Ddi
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Active Participation Strategies
Response Boards
How it works: Write their response on a white individual board and raise it.
Procedures: Every day student has a white board, marker, and eraser. The students write at the same time their responses and wait until everyone is done. Teacher checks for understanding
When it is appropriate: In large and small groups and Kindergarten to 5th grades.
Turn & Talk
How it works: Sharing ideas in small groups
Procedures: noise level, numbering off, teacher gives prompt or topic, timing, expectations
When it is appropriate: Throughout the lesson cycle
Activ Votes
How it works: Clickers with multiple choice buttons connected to Activ Board
Procedures: Students pass our clickers, wait for teacher instructions on when to vote.
When it is appropriate: Math, science, application level, LA/SS, check for understanding, shows anonymous answers in graphs.
Activ Boards
How it works: Interactive white board.
Procedures: Students can manipulate activity designed by the teacher. Students can design their own.
When it is appropriate: Workstations, whole group, check for understanding, during the lesson cycle, input/set, save student work.
Total Physical Response
How it works: Movement of whole body
Procedures: Personal space, signal to stop, space in the room, appropriate responses, affirmation/positive reinforcement
When it is appropriate: New concepts, Abstract concepts, ELL, multiple intelligence/learning styles, any content area.
Flash Cards
How it works: Recall information
Procedures: With a partner or independent, timed, how to self check
When it is appropriate: Review concepts already taught, check for understanding, warm-up, centers
Role Play
How it works: Active participation, very engaging, expresses knowledge in a different way, kinesthetic style of learning, helps to internalize knowledge
Procedures: Content, set clear expectations, model acceptable behavior, assign roles
When it is
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