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teacher can be taking notes - key words on the board/poster

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teacher can be taking notes - key words on the board/poster

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allows for the teacher to gather the students schema, misconceptions, understandings, etc

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thinking about what the speaker is saying

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thinking about what the speaker is saying

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Listening and taken an active part in the conversation.

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paying attention to what's being said

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Teacher is walking around - listening - asking follow up questions or open ended questions

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Teacher is walking around - listening - asking follow up questions or open ended questions

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Code Switching-Students talk amongst themselves using "their" language, but when speaking aloud, they translate this into academic language

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Two way street. Listening and not just hearing what others are saying. Reacting (body language) to the speaker in some way.

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Engaged listening

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Students listening, sharing and responding

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The students are the ones who are doing the most of the talking and the teacher is just facilitating

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Conservation -- reciprocal turn-taking, respect for others' voice, etc.

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Everyone in the discussion will be heard

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Responding

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Looks like sharing.