CQ1 What do we want all students to learn? LWT #2 DoDEA adopted materials are used to support student learning CQ4 How will we extend learning for students who are already proficient? Interactive Learning Structure Inside / Outside Circle Blue Zone When a student feels sad, sick or tired One component of Excellent Instruction Teacher's responsiveness through differentiation, remediation, & enrichment Parallel Teaching Students taught same content at same time by 2 teachers CQ3 How will we respond when they do not learn? Green Zone Student is happy, calm, and focused Concrete Math Model Student uses plastic bears to build an addition problem solution Tier 3 Instructional Strategy Highly targeted, intensive instruction Tier 1 Instructional Strategy For all students by the GE teacher Stages of Collaboration Forming, Norming, Storming, Performing LWT #9 Tasks require productive struggle, problem solving, & reasoning LWT #4 Teacher communicates high expectations LWT #13 Support of written/spoken opinions with text evidence Student Engagement Strategy "Share" portion of Morning Meeting CQ2 How will we know if they have learned it? Yellow Zone When a student feels frustrated, worried or wiggly Representational Math Model number line Red Zone When a student is angry, ecstatic, or terrified Backward design ID outcomes, create assessments, design instruction Alternative Teaching Small group of students work with 1 teacher on a different lesson while all others work with another teacher on a planned lesson Tier 2 Instructional Strategy BAU Quick Checks CQ1 What do we want all students to learn? LWT #2 DoDEA adopted materials are used to support student learning CQ4 How will we extend learning for students who are already proficient? Interactive Learning Structure Inside / Outside Circle Blue Zone When a student feels sad, sick or tired One component of Excellent Instruction Teacher's responsiveness through differentiation, remediation, & enrichment Parallel Teaching Students taught same content at same time by 2 teachers CQ3 How will we respond when they do not learn? Green Zone Student is happy, calm, and focused Concrete Math Model Student uses plastic bears to build an addition problem solution Tier 3 Instructional Strategy Highly targeted, intensive instruction Tier 1 Instructional Strategy For all students by the GE teacher Stages of Collaboration Forming, Norming, Storming, Performing LWT #9 Tasks require productive struggle, problem solving, & reasoning LWT #4 Teacher communicates high expectations LWT #13 Support of written/spoken opinions with text evidence Student Engagement Strategy "Share" portion of Morning Meeting CQ2 How will we know if they have learned it? Yellow Zone When a student feels frustrated, worried or wiggly Representational Math Model number line Red Zone When a student is angry, ecstatic, or terrified Backward design ID outcomes, create assessments, design instruction Alternative Teaching Small group of students work with 1 teacher on a different lesson while all others work with another teacher on a planned lesson Tier 2 Instructional Strategy BAU Quick Checks
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
What do we want all students to learn?
CQ1
DoDEA adopted materials are used to support student learning
LWT #2
How will we extend learning for students who are already proficient?
CQ4
Inside / Outside Circle
Interactive Learning Structure
When a student feels sad, sick or tired
Blue Zone
Teacher's responsiveness through differentiation, remediation, & enrichment
One component of Excellent Instruction
Students taught same content at same time by 2 teachers
Parallel Teaching
How will we respond when they do not learn?
CQ3
Student is happy, calm, and focused
Green Zone
Student uses plastic bears to build an addition problem solution
Concrete Math Model
Highly targeted, intensive instruction
Tier 3 Instructional Strategy
For all students by the GE teacher
Tier 1 Instructional Strategy
Forming, Norming, Storming, Performing
Stages of Collaboration
Tasks require productive struggle, problem solving, & reasoning
LWT #9
Teacher communicates high expectations
LWT #4
Support of written/spoken opinions with text evidence
LWT #13
"Share" portion of Morning Meeting
Student Engagement Strategy
How will we know if they have learned it?
CQ2
When a student feels frustrated, worried or wiggly
Yellow Zone
number line
Representational Math Model
When a student is angry, ecstatic, or terrified
Red Zone
ID outcomes, create assessments, design instruction
Backward design
Small group of students work with 1 teacher on a different lesson while all others work with another teacher on a planned lesson
Alternative Teaching
BAU Quick Checks
Tier 2 Instructional Strategy