This document describes examples of call and response interactions between a teacher and students. The teacher says or does something to get the students' attention, such as making a noise to signal quiet, mentioning the Mona Lisa, or calling out "Class!". The students then respond appropriately through actions like being quiet, focusing on the teacher, or answering "Yes!". This call and response framework is used to engage the students and ensure they are listening and responding to the teacher.
This document describes examples of call and response interactions between a teacher and students. The teacher says or does something to get the students' attention, such as making a noise to signal quiet, mentioning the Mona Lisa, or calling out "Class!". The students then respond appropriately through actions like being quiet, focusing on the teacher, or answering "Yes!". This call and response framework is used to engage the students and ensure they are listening and responding to the teacher.
This document describes examples of call and response interactions between a teacher and students. The teacher says or does something to get the students' attention, such as making a noise to signal quiet, mentioning the Mona Lisa, or calling out "Class!". The students then respond appropriately through actions like being quiet, focusing on the teacher, or answering "Yes!". This call and response framework is used to engage the students and ensure they are listening and responding to the teacher.
This document describes examples of call and response interactions between a teacher and students. The teacher says or does something to get the students' attention, such as making a noise to signal quiet, mentioning the Mona Lisa, or calling out "Class!". The students then respond appropriately through actions like being quiet, focusing on the teacher, or answering "Yes!". This call and response framework is used to engage the students and ensure they are listening and responding to the teacher.
crowd Student: sssssshhhhhh! *finger over their mouth* 2. Teacher: Mona Lisa Students: *eyes on teacher, the students stop what theyre doing and pay attention* 3. Teacher: Class! Students: Yes! Teacher : Get back to me Students: okay!! 4. Teacher: Sharkbait! Students: OOH-HA-HA 5. Teacher: *make a beat by clapping* Students: *they repeat the beat*