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    Cohort 1

    presentation 4
    Embedding best practice into
    teaching
    Learning objectives
    Examine the findings of research on wait time
    using a Placemat.
    Discuss the challenges of implementing
    change in the classroom using TPS

    http://www.tes.co.uk/ResourceDetail.aspx?sto
    ryCode=6218130

    Video on wait time
    http://education-
    portal.com/academy/lesson/non-verbal-and-
    verbal-communication-in-the-
    classroom.html#lesson

    placemat

    Wait Time why should we use it as teachers?
    What challenges does it present?
    Findings of article
    Length of response up to 700% longer especially
    on Wait time 2
    Inference supported by logical argument
    increases
    Student Qs increase
    Student to student exchanges increase
    Failure to respond decreses( Give them a PASS)
    Teacher expectation increases
    Achievement increases on more cognitively
    complex Qs




    Implementing change the Challenges
    teachers are like magpies. They love picking
    up shiny little ideas from one classroom;
    taking it back to their classroom; trying it
    once, and moving on to the next shiny idea
    Wilson
    We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence,
    then, is not an act, but a habit Aristotle
    Learning is the consequence of thinking
    perkins
    TPS
    how can we embed new skills, tactics and
    strategies ?
    Implementing new strategies.
    Try one new strategy 6 times to become
    mechanical user
    My journey BLOOM
    35-50% of class time Questioning
    70% of questioning Lower level of bloom
    mostly recall
    Wait Time 1 Lollipop sticks my prop
    Link questioning to LO

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