Curriculum/CanDos
A student can be at different proficiency levels in different English skills, so the teacher should use this kind of profile.
What is a skill-specific CEFR profile?
Caitlin Tucker’s approach organizes a lesson around students moving through different learning activities.
What is Station Rotation?
The adaptive app and dashboard provide evidence about this.
What is student progress?
These cards help students follow station directions and stay on track before asking the teacher for help.
What are navigation cards?
When creating a peer-station task, what should be you base it on?
What is "your textbook unit and topic"?
Two students work toward the same Can-Do goal using texts with different levels of difficulty.
What is differentiated instruction?
uring station rotation, students receive tasks at different levels of challenge or support while working toward the same goal.
What is tiered instruction?
A dashboard notification suggests that students need support with the same skill. The teacher can use this to plan a group.
What is a targeted teacher-led group?
This strategy asks students to read instructions three times, ask three friends, and use three other tools before asking the teacher.
What is 3-3-3?
A crowded classroom makes student movement difficult. One way to simplify rotation is to use this arrangement.
A crowded classroom makes student movement difficult. One way to simplify rotation is to use this arrangement.
A lesson connects the Can-Do goal, station tasks, and evidence of learning through this principle.
What is a 720 lesson plan?
A teacher changes student groups based on their current learning needs.
What is flexible grouping?
App data suggests changing a student’s level, the teacher should do this.
What is check the student’s classroom work before changing their level.
This support helps students use English during a peer discussion.
What are sentence starters?
A teacher has a large, mixed-level class. This lesson structure can help provide targeted instruction to students with a shared need.
What is station rotation?
A student repeatedly meets a Can-Do goal set by the app or the teacher?
What is mastery?
A teacher uses the teacher-led station to give a temporary group extra practice with a skill they have not yet mastered.
What is targeted instruction?
Dashboard data reveals that several students share a learning need the teacher hadn’t noticed. This is the kind of group the teacher can create
What is a needs-based group?
A teacher uses this tool to organize groups, station tasks, and timing for a lesson.
What is a rotation schedule?
Keeping track of students, offering them more opportunities to learn.
What is "the teacher's role" in the 720 classroom?
A teacher plans different station tasks for students at different levels but keeps this consistent.
What is the Can-Do learning goal?
A strong differentiated rotation matches tasks and supports to students’ needs while maintaining this.
What is a shared Can-Do goal?
The dashboard informs the teacher’s choices, but this remains essential when interpreting student needs.
What is professional judgment?
During station rotation, this is the co-teacher’s role outside the teacher-led group.
What is facilitating other stations?
What each student's goal is for each different language competency
What is "N to N+1"?