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In this video, teacher Melissa Griffin demonstrates how to effectively incorporate Jigsaw Cooperative Learning into Direct Instruction for middle school students. Through this strategy, students work collaboratively in small groups to process and analyze content in order to deepen their understanding of the topic at hand. Melissa expertly guides her students through the activity, encouraging active participation and engagement from all learners. By utilizing Jigsaw Cooperative Learning during Direct Instruction, Melissa ensures that her students are actively involved in their own learning, fostering a sense of ownership and mastery of the material. This video is a valuable resource for teachers looking to enhance their students' critical thinking skills and collaborative abilities in the middle school classroom.
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Strand: Direct Instruction
Element: Representing Content
Strand: Direct Instruction
Element: Processing Content
Strand: Direct Instruction
Element: Processing Content
Strand: Direct Instruction
Element: Processing Content
Strand: Direct Instruction
Element: Processing Content
Strand: Direct Instruction
Element: Representing Content
Strand: Direct Instruction
Element: Chunking Content
Strand: Direct Instruction
Element: Representing Content