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What do you do about students who are too busy acting up while you're with the small group despite having work for the big group to do? What if it's so bad that you can't have small group?

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Small group instruction can be more targeted for specific student needs and pacing, with different groups for different “levels”. This can also be a great opportunity for student leaders

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How often can this realistically be used in the classroom

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Know that it’s what’s best for instruction. You can narrow in on what your student’s need better.

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Can small group instruction really work at a high school?

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I can use Padlet!

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How to keep students engaged when there are so many small groups.

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Small group instruction is my life!!!!!

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Teach us!

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I know we group kids according to their DIBELS data and MAP. I need to know what activities to do for small group and how to manage the small group and monitor anything else going on in the classroom.

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How to keep students on track?

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Small group instruction is direct and targeted for individual/groups of students with specific needs

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What do I use it for?

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How do I manage this?