July 10th - How I Use Wernicke and Broca's Area in my Classroom by Unconventional Classroom

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Small groups write their own skits and present to the class.

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In group projects each student has their own expert area to research and present.

Students create book reports on Google Slides, then present.

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Research presentations

schmittdarcy — 2020-07-10 17:33:02 UTC

Just giving students a safe environment to speak...

Jigsaws

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Can be whole class jigsaws or small groups. Kids become experts on a small section of text and then share what they learned

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Rally coach in math.

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Monday Math Presentations - done by students

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Students share a book or story they wrote

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I have different colored dots on their desk. And I have four pieces of cardboard with those colors on them at my desk. I pull out a piece of cardboard which says for example Green Dot, then I ask that all the green Dot people person to explain

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Students sit in groups and discuss different solutions to warm up problems

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During Think-Pair-Share, have students ready to share what their partner said.

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Create websites instead of a slideshow using weebly or wix

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Student share their work they are proud of

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National History Day, Project Citizen, Model United Nations

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At the beginning of the school year, each student has to bringva treasure box where they will share 3 treasures and why they are treasures to them

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Socratic seminars, have students run a portion of the class, give students options for demonstrating understanding, jigsaws, presentations, recorded or live

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I have a step ladder that students use a a podium. They can put Chromebook on the top step. It is hilarious! Listeners MUST ask relevant questions.

Digital Storytelling Using WeVideo

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Students pick an experience that helped shape who they are and narrate it and make a digital story.

students create they own cartoons

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Kindergarteners present their family homework craft each month, describing what materials they used and who helped them at home. The audience is allowed to give compliments afterwards ( they love this!)

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Kinder presentations: show & tell, star of the week posters, home-school connection projects
Present what they talked about with partners during observation charts

sdrake22 — 2020-07-10 17:34:22 UTC

Have students identify with anonymous scientists biographies then reveal who the scientists are and give more info.  The students reflect on how they are like and different from that scientist.  Share out with the class.

babbittj1 — 2020-07-10 17:35:05 UTC

Know Your Math, Show Your Math. Give topics they choose from. Write a song, rap, story, play, skit, etc. They present on their topic. Great end of year assignment.

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Come with a song and explain why its meaningful

Have students present in rotating small groups - builds confidence and allows them to practice their presenting skills multiple times

laolsen — 2020-07-10 17:35:15 UTC