5 Minute Short Phiola, Carol, Monica, Samantha Produced for our MFA PLT on supporting new teachers. 1 minute per person presentations to briefly describe.

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5 Minute Short Phiola, Carol, Monica, Samantha Produced for our MFA PLT on supporting new teachers. 1 minute per person presentations to briefly describe our teacher inquiry process and how it changed. Structure can also be used for fitting student presentations into a class period.

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Phiola INQUIRY QUESTIONS HOW CAN I HELP STUDENTS TO IMPROVE THEIR REGENTS OUTCOMES? 1)MAKE REVIEW ACTIVITIES FUN AND/OR COMPETITIVE. 2) HOLD STUDENTS ACCOUNTABLE BY USING A RANDOMIZER 3) HAVE STUDENTS IDENTIFY STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES BY USING A TOPIC ANALYSIS SHEET.

Phiola ACTIVITIES -Skills day - cubes and problem logs sheets -Jeopardy -Mixed ability group ACCOUNTABILITY -Students were allotted time to complete regents questions. -ASked to identify: Topic, Strategy and Answer -When randomized students would share out their answer or provide support as need.

Phiola TOPIC ANALYSIS SHEET

Phiola ANALYSIS SHEET -STUDENTS IDENTIFIED STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES -USED DATA TO FORM GROUPS BASED ON THEIR STRENGTHS AND NEEDS DID IT WORK? WE’LL SEE...

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Keep notes about what students ask about. Note when I succeed using open questions rather than leading ones. Measure / Assess when students take initiative to ask, teach, or explain. Suggestions from our PLT: Consider creating some sort of project that is TOTALLY student centered...writing, feedback, and grading all done by the students. Ok, I haven’t done the grading part yet but am brainstorming….but check out the “art” work….. Carefree Carol How can I listen and better engage my students where they’re at?

As I prepared to pass out final-review packets, they were asked, “What would most help you study for your final?” and “How are you going to do your absolute best preparing for the final?” Careful Carol: I’ve been asking them almost everyday for their responses and reflection... I will learn best by having a study guide. I will continue to work on it with my group. Dionna I take review quizzes or handouts. Or I use old work and read it over. I will focus and make sure my teammates get their work done. Ciara I study best for a finals with a packet with the steps on how to solve each problem. I will try to finish anything I need. Jose A I need a good packet and time. Focus. Marcos

Students pursued their own ideas…. Students were engaged, helpful to each other, and the majority were on-task and on-time. Carol Candid Carol

Students take charge and respond…. Can they follow through? CRAZY Carol

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Monica - 1st Student Survey Why do you do HW? ● I have to - 2 ● Concerned grades - 5 ● I understand it - 2 ● Practice what I learned - 1 ● I learn from it - 1 Why don’t you do HW? ●Too hard/don’t understand/confused/frustrated - 8 ●Tired - 1 ●Don’t see purpose - 2 ●I forget - 2 ●After school activities/obligations - 2 ●No reward - 1 ●No help - 1

Monica - Teacher Responses Teacher Tricks ● Positive Reinforcement ● Public Recognition ● HW Quiz ● Rewards ● No HW Pass ● HW as Extra Credit Types of Assignments ●No HW ●Thematic HW ●Personal Opinion HW ●Short Assignments ●Make it relevant/interesting ●Make it doable

Monica - Student Motivators What would motivate you to do more HW? ● Cookies ● Interesting lessons ● Reminders ● Extra Credit ● Money ● If it were a movie with no questions ●Nothing ●If it were worth a lot ●If it weren’t so boring ●What is homework? ●HW passes ●I don’t need motivation ●I do it because I want to pass ●To get better grades

Monica - Evolution of Inquiry Why don’t you do HW? ● Too hard/don’t understand/confused/frustrated o Scaffold HW into  Do Nows  Exit Slips o Practice in class o Collect HW o Give students answer keys to check own work, go over the most difficult questions Alternative Assessment ●Portfolios ●Projects ●Team Tests

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Samantha I was having trouble with my period 8 class’ punctuality and attentiveness in the beginning of class. So I wondered… Will changing the title from “Do Now” to “Do Now Quiz” increase participation?

Samantha Benefits *Get students to class on time! *Provide a nice segway into the lesson *Pacing/Time management during assessments *Relieve test anxiety (well...) *Provide a class item analysis

Samantha Problems ( and/or Issues) *How long will the hype last? *What about the students who could care less? *What if this creates more test anxiety?

Samantha Happy Teacher Mentionables * Both punctuality and attendance increased. (Sometimes the entire class was seated before the bell rang!) * Student buy-in. (They requested quizzes once I stopped giving them. )