Student-Led Instruction Explained and Demonstrated

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @loriparks164
    @loriparks164 Год назад +5

    You sold me...time to change things up in my classroom!

    • @deniseleigh
      @deniseleigh  Год назад +1

      Do it! There will be a little bit of learning curve, but I'm sure you'll rock it!

  • @marcyezekiel8565
    @marcyezekiel8565 Год назад +4

    Love this. I’ve been a customer for a long time. BUT have never use your materials like this. Love it so much. Thank you.

    • @deniseleigh
      @deniseleigh  Год назад +1

      That's exactly why I posted this video! It's hard for me to film while I am teaching so my teacher-bestie filmed this for me and my husband published it. This is how I use my resources. It is a great way to get everyone engaged!

  • @jo8301
    @jo8301 10 месяцев назад +2

    Amazing! Great examples!

  • @karenelisarestrepo7003
    @karenelisarestrepo7003 6 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you for teaching us!

  • @barbarahochstein9588
    @barbarahochstein9588 Год назад +2

    Thanks! This is a great demonstration of how to use your materials. I have found students copy and paste from the internet. I had emailed you previously about that issue and you said the you "flatten the links". Could you provide more information how. Does the link not allow copy and paster or the document not allow copy in paste in the fillable fields? Would like some clarification if you have time. Thanks

    • @deniseleigh
      @deniseleigh  Год назад

      The reference resources included that students use to gather information, research and analyze are flattened and not able to be copy and pasted. Students must read the reference materials and formulate their own answer.

    • @sharonpendreigh4364
      @sharonpendreigh4364 7 месяцев назад +2

      How do you flatten a site?

  • @pyroturtlesarecool
    @pyroturtlesarecool Год назад +4

    Do the kids still take notes from other students' presentations? Do you "add to" their presentations to hit anything they missed? And do you still test them over the material that the students taught? Thank you for teaching a live lesson to see how you utilize this!! (I just realized I am sending this question from my son's account but I don't want to re-type my question!)

    • @deniseleigh
      @deniseleigh  Год назад

      Hello and yes! The students take notes so that all students have completed assignments at the end of the class period. ...and yes! I add any missed information as the "guide on the side" as students are really running the class...I am just guiding them through the lesson.
      All assessments on done on material that the students discover because I provided vetted links to where I want them to get the material from.