Environments
This environment includes the layout, seating, and resources in the classroom.
What is the physical environment?
This strategy emphasizes breaking lessons into smaller segments to help students digest information more easily.
What is learning in chunks?
This activity involves short, structured movement breaks that help students reset their focus and energy levels.
What are brain breaks?
This type of environment fosters a sense of safety and respect, allowing students to express their thoughts freely.
What is the emotional environment?
This approach involves carefully planning and delivering lessons to meet specific learning objectives and outcomes.
What is intentional instruction?
This approach emphasizes collaboration among students, promoting teamwork and shared goals rather than rivalry.
What is cooperation over competition?
Group work and peer discussions are key components of this collaborative learning environment.
What is the social environment?
This strategy involves revisiting previously learned material to reinforce knowledge and improve retention.
What is review?
This activity encourages students to reflect on their own thinking processes and learning strategies to enhance self-awareness and regulation.
What is metacognition?
This environment encourages students to ask questions, think critically, and engage in creative problem-solving.
What is the intellectual environment?
This instructional approach recognizes that students have varying preferences and needs, leading to tailored methods for effective learning.
What is addressing different learning styles?
This type of activity incorporates physical movement to enhance learning, helping to engage students and improve retention.
What is physical activity in the classroom?
This inclusive environment values diverse backgrounds and incorporates culturally relevant materials.
What is the cultural environment?
This strategy focuses on providing relevant context and real-world connections to help students understand and engage with the material.
What is using context in instruction?
This concept refers to the brain's ability to reorganize itself and form new connections through learning and experience.
What is neuroplasticity?