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Join teacher Denise Lang as she demonstrates how to effectively utilize Inside-Outside Circles to organize student interactions in the classroom. In this video, Denise shows elementary school teachers how to implement this strategy across all lessons to promote student engagement and collaboration. With Inside-Outside Circles, students have the opportunity to interact in a structured and dynamic way, fostering meaningful connections and enhancing their learning experience. Watch as Denise provides step-by-step instructions and tips for successfully incorporating this strategy into your classroom routine, creating a dynamic and interactive learning environment for all students.
Organizing Student Interactions Playlist
8 Suggested Strategies | 16:45
1
Organizing Students to Interact for Reflecting on Learning
Strand: All Lessons
Element: Organizing Student Interactions
2
Organizing Students to Interact Using Job Cards
Strand: All Lessons
Element: Organizing Student Interactions
3
Organizing Students to Interact by Grouping Students With Preassessment Data
Strand: All Lessons
Element: Organizing Student Interactions
4
Organizing Students to Interact With Student Tournaments
Strand: All Lessons
Element: Organizing Student Interactions
5
Organizing Students to Interact by Creating Group Norms
Strand: All Lessons
Element: Organizing Student Interactions
6
Organizing Students to Interact with Think-Pair-Share-Square
Strand: All Lessons
Element: Organizing Student Interactions
7
Previewing Content by Asking "What Do You Think You Know?"
Strand: All Lessons
Element: Previewing Content
8
Previewing Content With Bell Ringers in All Types of Lessons
Strand: All Lessons
Element: Previewing Content