COSEE California Communicating Ocean Sciences Session 9: Promoting Discussion.

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COSEE California Communicating Ocean Sciences Session 9: Promoting Discussion

COSEE California Session 9 objectives Learn: The “wait time” technique The importance of hand raising and other response techniques The ability to call on equal numbers of boys and girls The technique of asking “safe” questions to get everyone involved Strategies for dealing with dominating students Ways of dealing with incorrect information

COSEE California Session 9 objectives, continued Learn that asking broad questions requires an accepting response from the teacher Learn that asking focused questions requires a confirming response from the teacher Observe student/teacher interactions that model effective teacher response strategies, and experience some negative examples of less effective techniques that should be avoided Practice leading a discussion and formulating responses to students

Focus Topics for Session 1. Types of teacher responses to students 2. How students respond to the teacher 3. Timing of teacher responses 4. Involving everyone in the discussion COSEE California

Tides Discussion Skit COSEE California

Relating Research to the Tides Discussion Skit COSEE California

Focus Topics for Session 1. Types of teacher responses to students 2. How students respond to the teacher 3. Timing of teacher responses 4. Involving everyone in the discussion COSEE California

Research Related to Promoting Discussion How could this information potentially inform your approach to leading a discussion in the classroom? COSEE California

Student Responses What can you tell me about things that float in water without using tricks? COSEE California o Student #1: Spoons float. o Student #2: The moculas, they’re moving. But then they stop. And when they stop, it floats. o Student #3: Light things float. o Student #4: Things that are less dense than water float. o Student #5: My uncle has a boat. And when we go fishing, we catch lotsa fish, but my brother doesn’t like to fish, ‘cause he thinks they’re gross.

Swirling Colors COSEE California

Oil on the Beach

COSEE California Quick write Which item would you most highly recommend to scientists to use when cleaning up an oil spill? Which item would you definitely NOT recommend?

COSEE California Group discussion What can we do to prevent oil spills from happening in the first place?

COSEE California Strategy Checklist:  Group attention-getting techniques  Student response strategies: Hand raising Hand signals Tell a neighbor Partner discussion, then large group discussion Quick-write assignment  Materials management strategies  Explanation of procedures  Positive learning environment  Strategies for dealing with disagreement  Teacher responses to student responses: Passive Active Empathic

COSEE California Strategy Checklist:  Learning Cycle Invitation Exploration Concept Introduction Application  Wait time  Finding out what students think  Checking for understanding  Discussion away from distracting materials  Appropriate broad and narrow questions (jot down some examples)  Activities provide opportunities to discover concepts  Opportunities to see conflict in ideas

Reflection: Quick Write Summarize your thinking about responding to students during a discussion. If you can, include:  How have your ideas about teacher responses changed?  What do you think made your ideas change?  How might you use this in your science teaching? COSEE California

Homework COSEE California