On August 4, my Twitter time line blew up with tweets from the Garland ISD Fundamental 5 Camp. Today I’m sharing the tweets the were inspired from Amy Henderson’s, Frame the Lesson, breakout sessions.
“When the teacher frames the lesson, he/she teaches deeper and stronger — RIGOR… (By @tbrown6567)
If we don’t close the lesson we are leaving retention on the table. (By @rdscroggin)
A major aspect of monitoring and adjusting is monitoring and adjusting SELF! (By @tbrown6567)
Lesson framing provides focus and expectations for the student and teacher. (By @tbrown6567)
Framing requires teacher clarity on lesson purpose and outcomes. (By @charboknows)
True learning is messy…. Practice doesn’t make perfect, it makes it permanent. (By @Hollnwall)
@OCTHenderson, Outstanding presentation! Framing the Lesson provides students an opportunity to self-manage their learning! (By @wells_jovan)
We draw attention to what is important. Frame your lesson! (By @charboknows)
“When I frame the lesson, I am clear about exactly what I want my students to come away with THAT DAY!” A. Henderson (By @Honeytres)
Next up… Recognize & Reinforce
Think. Work. Achieve. Your turn…
- Call Jo at (832) 477-LEAD to order your campus set of “The Fundamental 5: The Formula for Quality Instruction.” Individual copies available on Amazon.com! http://tinyurl.com/Fundamental5
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- Now at the Apple App Store: Fun 5 Plans (Fundamental 5 Lesson Plan Tool); PW Lite (Basic PowerWalks Tool); PW Pro (Mid-level PowerWalks Tool)
- Upcoming Presentations: The Fundamental 5 National Summit (Keynote Presentation)
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