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> Teaching Strategy- engaging students through questioning, probing, and sentence frame starters.
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> Jamie Phillips

TEst Slide

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TEst Slide

Google Slides: Create and edit presentations online.

Misty Higgins

Whiteboards all around the room. Each student has their own whiteboard. They can collaborate with an A & B partner and with a small group.

Carolyn Reinen

Whiteboard responses

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Ms. Carolyn Reinen

Discovery Elementary

(661) 589-7336

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Amanda Scheidemantel

My favorite teaching strategy to see in the classroom is when students are collaborating with one another to create something new.

Amanda

Jennifer Prow

Tell your shoulder neighbor...

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Hans Tullmann

Google Apps for Education is a great teaching tool that can lead to the following strategies:

1. Communication

2. Collaboration

3. Critical Thinking

4. Creativity

Use Google Docs to create a shared doc and use it for group research and presenting on STEAM topics.  

Felicia Pusateri

One strategy I enjoy using with my students is jigsaw or collaborative groups.

 

Felicia Pusateri

Resource Teacher

Valley Oaks Charter School

fepusateri@kern.org

(661)852-6759

 

Ben Boesch

One of my favorite teaching strategies is building consensus with a collaborative group. 

Ashley Duke

My favorite teaching strategy is using self monitoring. I have students record their progress in class folders, and the folders can turn into portfolios as the year goes on ( at least till we go completely digital)

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Pamela Tarango

The most effective teaching strategy for me, as a student, was for a teacher to provide some kind of inspiration and to set a goal, and let me run with it.

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Christy Rosander

I love to have the student physically respond to questions. 

Kevin Blankenship

My favorite teaching strategy at the moment is cooperative learning. I like to be able to teach a concept and see students work together to solve a problem or complete a task.

Tom Karnes

Having my students use individual whiteboards keeps everyone engaged and I can easily check for understanding.

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Tom Karnes

Asst. Principal/Math Teacher

Valley Oaks Charter School-Tehachapi

karnes@valleyoakstehachapi.org

Jennifer Ratchel

My favorite teacher strategy is...
I love being silly with the kids, and letting them feel like it's okay for them to be silly too. I incorporate this with silly pictures, videos, etc. High enthusiasm=high buy in, if I'm okay making a fool out of myself, they are okay being wrong, or struggling in front of their peers.

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Nena Thornburg

Hands on collaborative group with assigned roles

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Sincerely,

Nena Thornburg
Science Teacher and High School advisor
Valley Oaks Charter School, Tehachapi

Email: thornburg@valleyoakstehachapi.org

http://valleyoakstehachapi.org/thornburg/