Teacher clarity has a large effect size of .75 and involves teachers clearly communicating learning goals and objectives to students. Teachers provide daily goals, rubrics, models, and identify students who need extra support. High expectations are maintained for all students. Explicit instruction uses clear steps, explanations, demonstrations and modeling to teach skills. Inquiry-based learning uses critical thinking as students make observations, ask questions and conduct research to analyze data and propose explanations, often with teacher facilitation.
Teacher clarity has a large effect size of .75 and involves teachers clearly communicating learning goals and objectives to students. Teachers provide daily goals, rubrics, models, and identify students who need extra support. High expectations are maintained for all students. Explicit instruction uses clear steps, explanations, demonstrations and modeling to teach skills. Inquiry-based learning uses critical thinking as students make observations, ask questions and conduct research to analyze data and propose explanations, often with teacher facilitation.
Teacher clarity has a large effect size of .75 and involves teachers clearly communicating learning goals and objectives to students. Teachers provide daily goals, rubrics, models, and identify students who need extra support. High expectations are maintained for all students. Explicit instruction uses clear steps, explanations, demonstrations and modeling to teach skills. Inquiry-based learning uses critical thinking as students make observations, ask questions and conduct research to analyze data and propose explanations, often with teacher facilitation.
shared purposes and goals for learning in planning and student interaction. The teacher provides daily objectives, rubrics, models, and identifies which students need further support. High expectations are maintained for ALL students.
Explicit In st r u ct ion provides clear directions with an explanation, demonstration,
and modeling. Skills are taught in manageable steps and students are given the opportunity to practice skills with a small group and independently. (.57 effect size)
In qu ir y-based lear n in g is a multifaceted activity that uses critical thinking to make
observations, pose questions, and conduct research to analyze data and then propose explanations. The process is often assisted by a facilitator. (.40 effect size) Exam ples: Gradual Release Model: I do, We do, Y?all do, You do, GSD Lesson Design Template, student self tracking, and success criteria.
Helpf u l Rem in der s
1. It may take multiple days to complete all four phases: I do, We do, Y'all Do, You do. 2. Phases can be done in a different order. 3. In order for deep learning to occur, students must encounter all four phases of learning when encountering new content. Angela Maiers 2008 Adapted from Douglas Fisher