DI Rules of thumb
DI Classroom
DI Effective Teaching
Characteristics of a effective learning enviroment
Instructional arrangement in a DI Classroom
100

Highly effective teachers teach what or who first.

What is the student?

100

See students as what as well as part of the class as a whole and consider needs in both contexts.

What are individuals?

100

Teachers need to maintain high what?

What is expectations?

100

Everyone feels welcome and does what to everyone else feeling welcome

What is contribution?

100

Whole class activities include teaching and what kind of skill.

What is modeling?

200

All learners would likely fare better if lessons focused on key ideas, meanings, and "stories" that connect what.

What are student's experiences?

200

Give students a what in as many aspects of their learning as possible.

What is voice?

200

The teacher creates a positive, invitational learning what.

What is environment?

200

Mutual respect is what.

What is non-negotiable?

200

Individual or Personalized Activities Reading/listening include:  sense-making, practice/skill application, homework, skill/interest centers, product/performance tasks, independent inquiry formative and what other assessment.

What is summative?

300

Think of assessment as what for your thinking and planning.

What is a road map?

300

Think about the instructional time and include what.

What is flexibility?

300

The teacher does what with students in learning.

What is engages?

300

Students feel what in the classroom.

What is safe?

300

Teacher-Student Conferences include: formative assessment, goal setting and planning, guidance and mentoring along with what?

What is troubleshooting?

400

Create what that engage all students in critical and creative thinking.

What are lessons?

400

Find a wide range of what to help students connect with important ideas and skills.

What is materials?

400

The teacher teaches for what.

What is success?

400

There is a pervasive expectation of what.

What is growth?

400

Small-group activities can include: sense-making, teaching/modeling skills, shared reading, planning/task execution and what.

What is group inquiry?

500

Design lessons to be what for all students.

What is engaging?

500

Diagnose individual student what and craft learning experiences in response to diagnoses.

What are needs?

500

The teacher engages in what kind of practice.

What is reflective?

500

The teacher teaches for what.

What is success?

500

Groups will work better if students know what to do, how to do it, what is _________ of group members, and what will constitute quality in both working processes and in products.

What is expected?

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