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In this engaging video, teacher Stacie Painter demonstrates how to increase student engagement through planned physical movement in a middle school setting. With a focus on the strategy of planned movement, Painter demonstrates various techniques and activities that can be utilized to keep students actively involved and focused in the classroom. By incorporating physical movement into the learning environment, students are more likely to stay engaged, energized, and motivated to participate in their lessons. Watch as Painter provides practical tips and examples on how to incorporate physical movement into daily lessons to enhance overall student engagement and learning outcomes.
Physical Movement Playlist
8 Suggested Strategies | 17:19
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Increasing Response Rates by Using Response Boards
Strand: Engagement
Element: Increasing Responses
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Demonstrating Intensity and Enthusiasm by Making Explicit Connections to Content
Strand: Engagement
Element: Demonstrating Enthusiasm
3
Increasing Response Rates by Using Response Chaining
Strand: Engagement
Element: Increasing Responses
4
Increasing Engagement Through Movement With Drama-Related Activities
Strand: Engagement
Element: Physical Movement
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Demonstrating Intensity and Enthusiasm by Making Explicit Connections to Content
Strand: Engagement
Element: Demonstrating Enthusiasm
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Increasing Response Rates by Using Elaborative Questioning
Strand: Engagement
Element: Increasing Responses
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Providing Opportunities for Students to Talk About Themselves Using Interest Surveys
Strand: Engagement
Element: Student Self-Expression
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Providing Opportunities for Students to Talk About Themselves Using Interest Surveys
Strand: Engagement
Element: Student Self-Expression