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In this video, Jennifer Young, a seasoned educator, dives into the strategy of Response Chaining to increase student engagement and participation in the elementary school classroom. By breaking down complex questions into smaller, more manageable parts, teachers can scaffold student responses and encourage active participation. By demonstrating how to effectively implement Response Chaining, Jennifer provides practical tips and techniques for teachers to boost response rates and promote a more interactive learning environment for young students. Watch this video to learn how to enhance student engagement and foster a culture of participation in your elementary school classroom.
Increasing Responses Playlist
8 Suggested Strategies | 13:47
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Increasing Response Rates With Paired Responses
Strand: Engagement
Element: Increasing Responses
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Increasing Engagement Through Planned Physical Movement
Strand: Engagement
Element: Physical Movement
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Increasing Response Rates by Using Response Boards
Strand: Engagement
Element: Increasing Responses
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Monitoring And Reacting to Overall Class Engagement
Strand: Engagement
Element: Noticing Engagement Levels
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Monitoring And Reacting to Individual Student Engagement
Strand: Engagement
Element: Noticing Engagement Levels
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Increasing Response Rates by Using Hand Signals
Strand: Engagement
Element: Increasing Responses
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Providing Opportunities for Students to Talk About Themselves Using Life Connections
Strand: Engagement
Element: Student Self-Expression
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Increasing Response Rates by Calling Random Names
Strand: Engagement
Element: Increasing Responses