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When students record themselves via video, they are more likely to perform more practice

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It would be useful to sequence events in a story using something similar to this instead of something traditional like just a timeline.

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Have steps missing/incorrect for the students to fix to move to the next clue.

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order of operations problems

steps in a process

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Gives leadership opportunities to kids who might struggle with content but are great at questioning sharing curiosity

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Take ideas from students and other teachers. Sometimes you can find new ways of presenting information to make it more interesting. I really liked the Preamble Pete idea.

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Give students the text to read or the work to do the night before and then come prepared the next day to teach or control the lesson. This gives you a lot of freedom for the lesson.

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Giving students the option for ḦOW they want to learn the content--Student Choice

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Give the students the opportunity to take control of their own learning and don't be afraid to see what happens. Students can often times come up with better ideas than we can think of- and it makes it easier for us!

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Don't have students in the same groups all the time, but use a variety of different sources to group your students.

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Red words require surgery--take out and replace
Yellow words--optional

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Shoulder partners
Assigned roles with stem starters to give guidance on how to perform that role

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