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3-2-1 Exit Slip (Must Do)

3 ideas you learned today

2 ideas you will try in your classroom

1 question you have

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Be the Judge (Should Do)

Rate the presenter on a scale of 1-4, and justify your rating.

4 - Presenter was organized, and knowledgeable about the topic. Presentation was engaging with an appropriate flow and length.

1 - Presenter was disorganized, and seemed unprepared. Presentation length and flow were not appropriate (too long or short).

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Share Out (Aspire to Do)

Link a resource you have that would compliment today's topic.

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Small Groups, Big Impact:  Enhancing Learning in Competency-Based Classrooms

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Beyond One-Size-Fits-All: Creating a Big Impact with Small Groups in CBE Christina Dury Ritenour School District Wednesday, May 28, 2025 from 2:00-3:15 pm Educators will delve into the potential of small group instruction within the context of competency-based education. This presentation explore...

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Assigning responsibilities helps with management

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Small Groups at the middle school level is impactful

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3 ideas--repurposing materials, small groups can be interest and choice based, importance of chunking

2 ideas to try--choice boards for level up, small groups for extension/gifted more frequently

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3-2-1 Exit Slip (Must Do)

3 ideas you learned today:

-appropriate time for small groups

-ways of grouping students

-not only used to help struggling students; can be for enrichment

2 ideas you will try in your classroom

1 question you have

-how do you best train students to work in small groups?

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4-you gave lots of concrete examples and engaged us in thinking about what you presented. thank you!

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1. Individual work needs should not be new information, student accountability (who’s doing what/when), and don’t create brand new material.

2. Sticky note class progression!! And conference sheet!!

3. No question ◡̈

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3 ideas: many types of groups

Differentiation vs skills lessons

Small group schedule

2 ideas: groups for advanced students

Groups to teach entire lesso

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Big thanks to our speaker for the awesome talk on using small groups in the classroom. I really liked how you broke things down and gave practical tips we can actually use. It was super helpful to see how small group work can boost student engagement and learning. Really appreciate you sharing your experience and ideas with us.

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3 things I learned: self monitor with plan, do, check for students working independently, canva slide with where kids are at, 5-15 min

2 things I want to try: plan, do, check and the canva slide

1 question: no question- this was very helpful!!!