Boyd Excellence Model November Focus: Power zone & FSGPT.

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Boyd Excellence Model November Focus: Power zone & FSGPT

 MOST effective position to conduct your craft.  Simply teaching or monitoring in close proximity.  IF you engage in this practice EVERY other instructional practice you use is enhanced & more powerful.  EXPECTATION 75% or more of your class time spent in THE POWER ZONE Boyd Excellence Model November Focus: Power zone & FSGPT

 On task behaviors increase, discipline issues decrease, & student retention of content increases = corresponding gains in Student Achievement.  Proximity for behavior is no surprise(BEST classroom management technique since stone ages).  Proximity for instruction EFFECTIVE because:  Teachers in the middle of the action, can immediately respond to student changes in behavior or performance.  Reinforce positive behaviors, extinguish negative behaviors before fires arise.  BEST position to conduct frequent and on-going formative assessments and micro adjust instruction.  BETTER address individual student misconceptions. Boyd Excellence Model November Focus: Power zone & FSGPT

 Got to stay in it! GOT TO STAY IN IT!  BEST place to:  Ensure students remain focused/on task;  Critical insights made by students can be shared with whole class;  Individual points of misunderstanding can be re-taught now rather than AFTER a test or quiz. Boyd Excellence Model November Focus: Power zone & FSGPT

 Talk about the Learning (FSGPT)  Every mins of teacher lead discussion or at completion of major concept--teacher stops and briefly (30secs-3 mins)  Has students discuss a seed question related to learning outcome.  Key--focused, micro-discussion (NOT PLAYTIME )  Structure provided by teacher:  1. Frequency  2. group size  3. Seed question(s)  4. Power zone Boyd Excellence Model November Focus: Power zone & FSGPT

 Pre-planned questions;  Guide students to the desired learning outcome;  Ex: I want you to briefly discuss with you partner the difference between the English Monarchy & the American Presidency  Ex: Explain to your partner why you agree or disagree with....  Ex: Outline the key elements of...  Ex: What are some of the pros and cons of... Boyd Excellence Model November Focus: Power zone & FSGPT