Small But Powerful Moves for Facilitating Classroom Talk
Release Date: 12/02/2021
Small But Powerful Moves for Facilitating Classroom Talk
Something To Talk About
What's a teacher facilitation move that seems small, but can have a powerful impact on classroom conversations? Featuring Lauren Carr, Matthew Kay, Dawnavyn James, and Caroline Sweet.
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How Can We Help Students (and Ourselves) Grow As Listeners?
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What are all the ways listening can look and sound like? And we're wondering how we can help students (and ourselves) keep growing as listeners. Featuring Christy Thompson, Caroline Sweet, Santasha Dhoot, Jennifer Orr and Allison Hintz.
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Power in Classroom Conversations and Beyond
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In today’s episode we’re talking with educators about power in classroom conversations and beyond. We’re reflecting on who holds power in classroom conversations, what that looks like, and how we can disrupt inequities we notice. And we’re thinking about how we can make our classroom conversations and communities places where students feel like their voices
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What's Hard About Facilitating Classroom Talk? (And How Are You Working At Getting Better?)
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What’s hard about classroom talk? And how are you working to get better? Find out what Jennifer Orr, Dawnavyn James, Lauren Carr, and Santasha Dhoot say on Episode 4 of the Something to Talk About mini podcast.
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Rethinking Participation in Classroom Conversations
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How might we rethink our ideas about participation in classroom conversations? With literacy coach Christy Thompson, first-grade teacher Lauren Carr, high school teacher Matthew Kay, and third-grade teacher Jennifer Orr
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What's the Best Piece of Advice You've Gotten About Classroom Conversations?
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Literacy coach Christy Thompson, high school teacher Matthew Kay, first grade teacher Santasha Dhoot and math education professors Elham Kazemi and Allison Hintz share the best piece of advice about classroom conversations they've gotten.
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Hopes for Our Students as Talkers and Listeners and How to Get There
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In Something to Talk About we ask just one juicy question about classroom discourse to a group of educators. In episode 1 Stenhouse’s Kassia Wedekind asks: What are some of your greatest hopes for your students as talkers and listeners? And what kind of practical routines will you set up at the beginning of the year to help build that community? Featuring Jennifer Orr, Allison Hintz, Elham Kazemi, and Tasha Dhoot.
info_outlineWhat's a teacher facilitation move that seems small, but can have a powerful impact on classroom conversations? When we interviewed educators for this podcast series, the idea that came up most frequently with this question of small, but powerful moves was wait time. But as you’ll hear, everyone thought about wait time a little differently. Featuring Lauren Carr, Matthew Kay, Dawnavyn James, and Caroline Sweet.
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