What: Explore Ritchhart’s theories of Opportunities

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What: Explore Ritchhart’s theories of Opportunities Why: Designing opportunities is what our teaching is all about.. How: Review the chapters already covered. Read selection of Ritchhart’s chapter on Opportunities Analyze the learning opportunities we put into our classes.

Chapter Two: Expectations- How our beliefs shape our behavior Learning vs. Work Understanding vs. Knowledge Deep vs. Surface Independence vs. Dependence Growth vs. Fixed

Chapter Three: Language- Appreciating its power Language of Thinking Language of Community Language of Identity Language of Initiative Language of Mindfulness Language of Praise and Feedback Language of Listening

Chapter Five: Modeling- Seeing Ourselves through our students’ eyes Dispositional Apprenticeship Cognitive Apprenticeship Gradual Release of Responsibility Interactive Modeling Learning from Models

Chapter Seven: Routines- Supporting and Scaffolding Learning and Thinking

Chapter Eight: Interactions- Forging Relationships that empower students Affect and Actions Shaping interactionsn through roles Asking “Good” Questions Creting new patterns of Discourse

Chapter Six: Opportunities- Creating vehicles for learning

Chapter Four: Time- Learning to be its master rather than its victim Always prioritize learning Give Thinking time Invest time to make time Manage energy, not time

Chapter Nine: Environment- Using space to support learning and thinking.