While reading
the chapter on instructional strategies there were a few ideas that surprised
me. The first idea that really stuck out to me was how effective tutoring was
on the Hattie table. I wouldn’t have thought of this being that effective.
After thinking about it I could see it being effective especially if it is one
on one tutoring. They are getting extra practice at their level. I was also
surprised to see how effective homework is. This is such a controversial topic
and this is my first year using homework routinely. I think I need to make sure
they get feedback every time to make it really meaningful. I was not surprised
to see similarities and differences being one of the most effective strategies
on Marzano’s table. This concept involves kids thinking deeply and making
connections to what they read. I can understand why this is so effective. I was
a little surprised to see how high note taking and summarizing was on the list.
I think this is something that doesn’t get used as much especially in the lower
grades, instead I think we just get right into the doing.
The
strategies I want to implement more in my classroom over the next few weeks
are:
1.
Summarizing and note taking
2. Homework
and practice
3.
Nonlinguistic representation
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