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facilitating productive struggle

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Activities need to be fun that let students experiment on their own

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Ask Questions and use real life examples

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Ask Questions and use real life examples

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With activities that the students can actually participate in and be hands-on. 

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With activities that the students can actually participate in and be hands-on. 

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the lessons need to be fun and engaging.

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Ask questions
Use real examples
Help parents understand what is going on in classes so they can foster a better understanding that can be seen through the students when they come to class

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through hands on activities, ie. experiments with discussions

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By having the students do hands on activities and experiments after learning the new materials in
class

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not being afraid to let them experiment and make mistakes

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Ask questions about their observations

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experiments, hands on activities, learning their prior knowledge and how the learn best, questioning, listening to their questions and ask them questions

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Use fun, interesting, and hands-on activities as well as books, videos and other methods to reach your students and make learning meaningful.

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ask critical questions that require students to think critically

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Through questions, experimentation, modeling and then talking about the process you just went through

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Experiments followed by class discussions 

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Experiments followed by class discussions 

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By integrating multiple subjects

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-Let the students do the experiments and not only the teacher doing them.
-Questioning