Feedback
What is effective feedback?
Effective feedback can be defined as information provided to students that causes an improvement in learning as a result.
What does TSWBAT on a lesson plan?
The students will be able to..
What are questions in a classroom setting?
Defined as instructional cues or stimuli that convey to students the content elements to be learned and directions for what they are to do and how they are to do it.
What is learning?
A process that leads to change, which occurs as a result of experience and increases the potential for improved performance.
What is academic language?
The language that students need in order to understand, communicate and perform.
What is needed for feedback to be effective?
1.Descriptive in nature
2. Addresses a learning target
3. Prompts students towards the correct answer
4. Focuses on both what the learner is doing well and what's need improvement
Why is it important to make a lesson plan?
Lesson plans communicate to learners what they will learn and how they will be assessed, and they help instructors organize content, materials, time, instructional strategies, and assistance in the classroom.
What are some reasons that teachers might ask questions?
1. to engage students' interests
2. to monitor assignment
3. to review/summarize
4. to introduce new topics
5. to assess comprehension further understanding
What are the 3 components of teaching learning?
1. Plan
2. Implement(teaching)
3. Evaluate
what are the 3 components of an academic language?
1. function
2. demand
3. vocabulary
What is the difference between corrective and evaluative feedback?
Corrective is information on what to do or not to do on future task performances.
Evaluative is value judgment on how well or poorly a task was performed.
What is the 8 components of an effective lesson plan?
1. objectives / goals
2. anticipatory set
3. direct instruction
4. guided practice
5.closure
6.independent practice
7. required materials and equipment
8. assessment and follow-up
What are the 5 types of questions?
1. convergent
2. divergent
3. focus
4. prompting
5. probing
What is the first step in the teaching learning?
Plan
What is syntax?
The set of conventions for organizing symbols, words, and phrases together into structures.
What is congruent feedback?
Congruent is information of performance or result that is directly related to what the learners have been asked to focus on.
What are anticipatory sets?
Anticipatory sets provide students to tapping into their prior knowledge and giving the objectives a content.
What type of question is the essential question?
Focus question
Which part of the teaching and learning process is where we put into action what has been planned?
Implement
What are language supports?
language supports are the tools that you build into your lesson to help the student become more effective.
You didn't do well enough. Is this corrective or evaluative?
Evaluative
Break apart this objective. TSWBAT obtain information from digital resources about the effects of pollution on the environment using 3 or more resources.
What's the behavior? What's the condition? What's the quantitative criteria? What's the qualitative criteria?
Behavior: obtain
Condition: from digital resources
Quantitative: using 3 or more resources
Qualitative: information about the effects of pollution on environment
What is the difference between convergent and divergent?
convergent is one correct or best answer
divergent is open- ended questions that may have many appropriate answers
What is scaffolding?
Scaffolding is a process which a teacher adds support throughout the lesson to help students understands lesson.
Why are graphic organizers important tool for academic language?
Graphic organizers help students make connections between ideas and information.