PEOPLE SEARCH “FIND SOMEONE WHO” OPENING ACTIVITY FOR FORMING YOUR “HOME BASE” COOPERATIVE GROUP ICE BREAKING STRATEGY TO HELP STUDENTS GET TO KNOW ONE ANOTHER WAY OF INTRODUCING THE CONTENT OF EDUCATION 457 We Learn . . . William Glasser 10% 20% 30% 50% 70% 80% 95% of of of of of of of what what what what what what what we read. we hear. we see. we both see and hear. is discussed with others. we experience personally. we teach to someone. Warm-ups for First Classes The People Search Autobiography Clock Agree/Disagree K-W-L Other Using the Jigsaw Method When: A large degree of text needs to be covered in a short time; Engaged learning of the entire group is the goal; Other Using the Jigsaw Method How: Assign Cooperative Groups; Break up text selections; Assign a section to each group; Group becomes responsible for “teaching” their section to the whole class using graphic organizers, visuals, variety of multiple intelligence engagement, etc. Concept map Education - Prenatal Counseling - Parenting Skills Communication - Parents decoding needs - Language Development Quality Care -Loving Caregivers -Safe Environment Factors for healthy child development Adult Interaction - Creative Play - Positive Touch Foundations for Learning - Reading - Music Self-Esteem -Goodness of Fit -Stable Relationships Thinking at Right Angles Web How to Teach Graphic Organizers . . . Model in whole class Allow students to practice in small groups Ask individual students to complete one; Encourage students to create original picture organizers Encourage students to use organizers when presenting material to the whole group. Using the K - W - L What I Know … Want to Know What I Learned Agree/Disagree Indicate your preference with an “X” 1. As we approach the millennium there are new basic skills which each of us and our students will need. 2. The new Illinois standards are a necessary step in getting students to “engaged learning.” 3. You get what you assess and you don’t get what you don’t assess. 4. Electronic portfolios of student authentic assessments will become more prominent as indicators of achievement within the next ten years . Agree Disagree TRIPLE T-CHART ATTENTIVE LISTENING L OOKS LIKE S OUN DS LIKE FE EL S LIKE TRIPLE T-CHART TEAM BUILDING L O O K S LIK E S O UN DS LIK E FE EL S LIK E PLUS/MINUS/INTERESTING ON AUTHENTIC ASSESSMENT PLUS MINUS INTERESTING ASSESS YOUR GROUP ONE THING WE DID WELL . . . ONE THING WE COULD DO BETTER ON . . . q SOCIAL SUPPORTING SKILLS q COMMUNICATING SKILLS q CONFLICT SOLVING SKILLS ON A 1 (HIGH) TO 5 (LOW) SCALE OUR GROUP IS A ___. THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES HOWARD GARDNER LOGICAL/MATHEMATICAL LINGUISTIC/VERBAL VISUAL/SPATIAL BODY/KINESTHETIC INTRAPERSONAL THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES HOWARD GARDNER INTERPERSONAL MUSICAL/RHYTHMIC NATURALIST THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES HOWARD GARDNER LOGICAL/MATHEMATICAL LINGUISTIC/VERBAL VISUAL/SPATIAL BODY/KINESTHETIC INTRAPERSONAL INTERPERSONAL MUSICAL/RHYTHMIC NATURALIST INTELLIGENT BEHAVIORS Arthur C osta PERSISTENCE DECREASING IMPULSIVIITY LISTENING TO OTHERS--WITH UNDERSTANDING AND EMPATHY FLEXIBILITY IN THINKING METACOGNITION--Awareness of our own thinking CHECKING FOR ACCURACY AND PRECISION QUESTIONING AND PROBLEM POSING DRAWING ON PAST KNOWLEDGE AND APPLYING IT TO NEW SITUATIONS PRECISION OF LANGUAGE AND THOUGHT USING ALL THE SENSES INGENUITY, ORIGINALITY, INSIGHTFULNESS: CREATIVITY WONDERMENT,, INQUISITIVENESS, CURIOSITY, AND THE WONDERMENT ENJOYMENT OF PROBLEM SOLVING--A sense of efficacy as a thinker Think - Pair - Share • Think about your response to the ideas in the presentation. Think of questions you may now have; • Turn to the person next to you; • Share your ideas or questions and seek your partner’s ideas as well. TYPES OF COOPERATIVE GROUPS H INFORMAL TASK GROUPS H FORMAL TASK GROUPS H BASE GROUPS COOPERATIVE GROUP FORMING SKILLS H H H H H H MOVE INTO A GROUP MOVE OUT OF A GROUP ONE PERSON TALKS AT A TIME STAY WITH THE GROUP CONTROL VOLUME OF TALK (3” 6”, 12” VOICES PRACTICE ALL RULES