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    Technique #1 from Teach Like a Champion is called "No Opt Out" and has the goal of ensuring all students answer any question asked, even if they don't know the answer initially. There are four basic formats teachers can use to achieve this, including providing the answer for the student to repeat, having another student provide the answer, giving a clue for the student to find the answer, or allowing another student to give a cue. The professional development session concluded by having teachers role play the technique and assigning them to try "No Opt Out" in their own classrooms that week.

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    Technique #1 from Teach Like a Champion is called "No Opt Out" and has the goal of ensuring all students answer any question asked, even if they don't know the answer initially. There are four basic formats teachers can use to achieve this, including providing the answer for the student to repeat, having another student provide the answer, giving a clue for the student to find the answer, or allowing another student to give a cue. The professional development session concluded by having teachers role play the technique and assigning them to try "No Opt Out" in their own classrooms that week.

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    NO OPT OUT! Power Point

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    Cindy Miller- Walker
    Technique #1 from Teach Like a Champion is called "No Opt Out" and has the goal of ensuring all students answer any question asked, even if they don't know the answer initially. There are four basic formats teachers can use to achieve this, including providing the answer for the student to repeat, having another student provide the answer, giving a clue for the student to find the answer, or allowing another student to give a cue. The professional development session concluded by having teachers role play the technique and assigning them to try "No Opt Out" in their own classrooms that week.

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    Techniques from Teach Like a Champion by Doug Lemov


    Youngsville Elementary Professional Development by Cindy Miller-Walker September 16, 2013

    Technique #1 NO OPT OUT

    A sequence that begins with a student unable to answer a question should end with the student answering that question as often as possible
    High academic expectations

    Students accountable for their learning

    No Opt Out -4 Basic Formats

    Format 1: You provide the answer, the student repeats the answer
    Format 2: Another student provides the answer; the initial student repeats the answer

    Format 3: You provide a clue; your student uses it to find the answer
    Format 4: Another student provides a cue; the initial student uses it to find the answer

    Video Clip
    Staff

    Role Play

    Teacher Student

    A Student Z

    Assignment:

    Try

    No Opt Out in your classroom this week!!!!

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