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Discussion and Supporting Materials

Thought starters

1. How does this strategy encourage student-led conversations?

2. What are the benefits of using movement during class discussions?

3. How could this strategy be adapted to other activities?

Teachers

English Language Arts / 10 11 12 / Teacher

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Sarah Brown Wessling uses movement during small group discussion to help students deepen their conversations. Sarah asks only some students in each small group to move with each topic switch, allowing those students to carry the conversation from their previous group to the new group.

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- learn great leadership skills
- help better a kids progress in school
- get to open up your creative side in how you go about tutoring them
- feel good about yourself by helping the little kids
- the kids are super cute

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- Every week after school on Thursdays
- @ Ivy hall elementary
- grades 1-2 = tutor them on reading skills
Grades 3-5 = help them with their homework/ math