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Clips 19 and 30 copyright 2012 by Relay Graduate School of Education, Daniel Konecky
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Lemov, Doug, 1967-Teach like a champion field guide : A practical resource to make the 49 techniques your own / Doug Lemov. 1st ed.
p. cm. (Jossey-Bass teacher)
Includes index.
ISBN 978-1-118-11682-1 (pbk.)
ISBN 978-1-118-21858-7 (ebk.)
ISBN 978-1-118-21859-4 (ebk.)
ISBN 978-1-118-21860-0 (ebk.)
1. Effective teaching. 2. Academic achievement. 3. College preparation programs. I. Title.
LB1025.3.L485 2012
371.102dc23
DVD Contents
Here is an overview of the video clips for your quick reference. The teachers in these clips often demonstrate more than one technique in the few minutes captured. We've named the main technique that the clip demonstrates first, followed by other techniques it also reflects. The technique called Control the Game is not mentioned in the Guide but is discussed in Teach Like a Champion. All these clips are worth watching on more than one occasion.
Clip 1 NO OPT OUT |
Shadell Noel calls on a second student to help a first one correct an answer. |
Clip 2 NO OPT OUT |
Patrick Pastore makes sure a student does not opt out of answering. Clip also includes Format Matters . |
Clip 3 CIRCULATE |
Unpredictable teacher Lauren Catlett calls on her students for expressive reading. Clip also includes Control the Game . |
Clip 4 FORMAT MATTERS |
Stacey Shells positively insists on standard English in her literature lesson. Clip also includes Take a Stand, Explain Everything, SLANT, Do It Again . |
Clip 5 RIGHT IS RIGHT |
Alexandra Bronson persists in helping members of her fifth-grade class grasp a basic relationship between variables. Clip also includes Check for Understanding, No Opt Out, Warm/Strict . |
Clip 6 RIGHT IS RIGHT |
Colleen Driggs supportively pushes her students to get the answer really right. |
Clip 7 RIGHT IS RIGHT |
Khushali Gala involves many members of the class in answering a question about an important mathematical concept. |
Clip 8 RIGHT IS RIGHT |
As students discuss what they are reading aloud, Patrick Pastore presses them to get answers really right. Clip also includes SLANT . |
Clip 9 NO OPT OUT |
Lauren Catlett draws lots of students into a question sequence about predicates needing subjects. Clip also includes Circulate . |
Clip 10 WITHOUT APOLOGY |
Dinah Shepherd and her class work hard to understand paradoxical language in a novel. Clip also includes Circulate . |
Clip 11 CONTROL THE GAME |
Nikki Frame quietly tends to other students while also correcting the performance of students who read aloud. Clip also includes Circulate, No Warnings, Warm/Strict, Normalize Error, Precise Praise . |
Clip 12 CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING |
Bob Zimmerli checks his students' understanding and follows up to correct misunderstanding.
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