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ASCD Webinar ‐‐ From Teaching to Learning: Insights from 17,000 Classroom Visits
4/9/2015
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From Teaching to Learning: Insights from 17,000 Classroom Visits
John Antonetti
& James Garver
How we lookedWhat we learnedWhere we go next
Disclaimers
Life is a continuum
Something er er er er est
Student BehaviorsMarch Madness
ASCD Webinar ‐‐ From Teaching to Learning: Insights from 17,000 Classroom Visits
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The Classroom Continuum
Adult Behaviors
Student Behaviors
John Medina
www.brainrules.net
VisionPattern Emotion
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vision
pattern
emotion
vision
pattern
emotion
-I see how this works. -This is what I saw that is unique or different.-I see the way my mind makes sense of it.
-Here’s a truth that repeats.
-It’s about me.-Here’s what I have already experienced.
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Summarizing and NotetakingNotes N. Motivated
Summarizing and NotetakingNotes Melissa Sue
Digestion-when food enters the mouth the digestive process begins. The canines, incisors and all the teeth work together to break the food into smaller particles.
Saliva a liquid produced in salivary glands softens the food and prepares it for swallowing.
Shift: Summarizing and Notetaking
*Patterns: Form / Function
Digestion Simile/Metaphor
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Personal Response Task
The New ZooThe New Zoo has just opened. There are 41 heads in the new zoo. There are 128 legs in the new zoo. There are two snakes in the new zoo. No animals are injured. What animals might be in the New Zoo? Propose a list of animals by type and number.
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Personal Response Task
The New ZooThe New Zoo has just opened. There are 41 heads in the new zoo. There are 128 legs in the new zoo. There are two snakes in the new zoo. No animals are injured. What animals might be in the New Zoo? Propose a list of animals by type and number.
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Level 2 Cognitive demand:procedures without
connections
Only one right answer
41 heads – 2 snakes = 39 other heads
128 legs for those 39 animals
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A VennSarah Jacob
Shift: Venn with Lines
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What we saw…
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For more information
John Antonetti
Colleagues on Call
1-877-411-6622
www.ColleaguesOnCall
Sy
nth
esis
Ev
aluatio
n
An
alysis
Ap
plicatio
n
Personal Response
Clear/Modeled Expectations
Emotional/Intellectual Safety
Learning with Others
Sense of Audience
Choice
Novelty and Variety
Authenticity
Based upon the work of
Marzano, R., Pickering, D. & Pollock, J. (2001). Classroom Instruction That Works:
Research-Based Strategies for Increasing Student Achievement. Alexandria, VA:
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.
Bloom, B., Englehart, M. Furst, E., Hill, W., & Krathwohl, D. (1956). Taxonomy of educational objectives: The classification of
educational goals. Handbook I: Cognitive domain. New York, Toronto: Longmans, Green.
Schlechty, P. (2002) Working on the Work. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass.
The Engagement Cube can be found in the book Writing as a Measure and Model of Thinking (Flying Monkeys
Press, 2008). Available at www.colleaguesoncall.com
©John Antonetti 2002
Powerful Task Rubric for Designing Studen
t Work
* The strategies listed
are those directly influencing rigor or cognitive dem
and. ©Colleagues on Call, 2013
** The engaging quality of “Choice” is not listed; it is effectively provided through
choice between rigorous tasks.
The “Rigor Divide”
Po
wer
Com
pone
nt
1 2
3 4
Cognitive Demand
Bloo
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Rev
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Tax
onom
y
Exa
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Anto
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Web
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mat
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Rec
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Rep
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Rec
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Mem
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Und
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and
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alyz
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/Cre
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s Ad
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mbi
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nore
pat
tern
s Ex
tend
ed th
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Academic Strategies*
Sim
ilarit
ies
and
Diff
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Sum
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Pers
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(Cle
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odel
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Inte
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mot
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xam
ples
Expl
ain
and
supp
ort
my
idea
s (o
pen)
Ex
pres
sion
of c
once
pts
or
reco
gniz
ed p
atte
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Inte
rdep
ende
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in ro
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or
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te m
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my
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of
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trate
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nnec
tions
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hn A
nton
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