Mrs. Gill S.L.A.N.T. A LEARNING STRATEGY “Body and Mind Working Together”

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Mrs. Gill

S.L.A.N.T. A LEARNING STRATEGY “Body and Mind Working Together”

S IT UP “ALERT”

PAYING ATTENTION?

L EAN FORWARD FOCUS

Leaning in…ready to do!

A CTIVATE YOUR THINKING THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU ARE HEARING, SEEING, AND READING

THINK ABOUT….

N AME KEY INFORMATION TELL ABOUT IT ANSWER QUESTION TEACH IT

ExplainAnswer Questions Teach

T RACK THE TALKER LISTEN TO THE SPEAKER

OR

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ONE MORE TIME… T = TRACK THE TALKER… (LISTEN TO THE SPEAKER) S = SIT UP… (ALERT) L = LEAN FORWARD… (FOCUS PAY ATTENTION) A = ACTIVATE YOUR THINKING… (THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU ARE HEARING, SEEING, AND READING) N = NAME KEY INFORMATION… (ANSWER QUESTIONS, TELL ABOUT IT, EXPLAIN IT)

THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION!