Special Education Dept. May 2012. Questioning: Day-to Day Kids enjoy discussions within group. More emphasis on student led discussions (when appropriate).

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Special Education Dept. May 2012

Questioning: Day-to Day Kids enjoy discussions within group. More emphasis on student led discussions (when appropriate). Teacher modeling is necessary to promote student generated questions.

PLC Reflections Specialists in all areas of PLC provided expertise related to different areas of instruction. Wide range of ability levels addressed on each caseload  need modified questioning. Uniform understanding of the impact of the language of questioning.

Changes-Remembering Remembering - “Tell me three things you learned about ____”, “Show me how you tap out this word…” Activities: Complete / fill in story map, iPad flash cards

Changes - Understanding List similarities, list differences Offering choices for open ended questions Activity: Retell part of a story or chapter (using pictures, manipulatives, sequencing strips)

Changes - Applying How would you use _____ in your life? What strategy helped you solve the problem? Activity- Choose a style of music (iPad app-Toontastic) to match how a character is feeling.

Changes - Analyzing Instead of motive – “Why do you think the character_____?”, “What reasons did the character have for doing____? Activities: Create a storyboard to show what happened during an event, use Pictello/Powerpoint to create a presentation of learned info.

Changes - Evaluating What would you choose? Activity: Give the character from the story a report card. Act out the most exciting part of the story.

Changes - Creating How can you make _____ better? What could you do differently to solve? Plan a presentation on a given historical figure (Wax museum). Create a new product or develop an advertisement for it.