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Teach like a Champion !

Teach like a Champion !. Written by Doug Lemov. Teach Like a Champion. Lemov studied many good teachers K-12 Analyzed many hours of video tapes Categorized common practices Practices that were concrete , specific, actionable Book titled “Teach Like a Champion”

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Teach like a Champion !

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  1. Teach like a Champion! Written by Doug Lemov

  2. Teach Like a Champion • Lemov studied many good teachers K-12 • Analyzed many hours of video tapes • Categorized common practices • Practices that were concrete, specific, actionable • Book titled “Teach Like a Champion” • Came up with “49 techniques that put students on the path to college”

  3. You can borrow this book from Dr. Keen • Comes with a DVD with many video clips for illustration • Look for “Teach like a champion” on Youtube for more clips • Look for “Uncommon School”, “Knowledge is Power Program (KIPP)” to find other videos

  4. Teach Like a Champion • Much is targeted at K-12 but descriptions of techniques can make you think about how to apply to your classes too! • Broken into chapters, with exercises for reflection at the end of each chapter

  5. Stretch it • Once a student answers a question correctly, acknowledge that, BUT • Use that answer for further teaching – ask a followup question • Why or how? • “Is there another way to get that answer?” • Give a similar question to make sure they really understand (that the first right answer wasn’t just luck)

  6. I / We / You • Model for teaching a concept • Teacher “I” demonstrates and explains concept • Teacher does an example with help of students “We” • Student does example with help from teacher “We” • Teacher gives problem to students to do by themselves “You” and circulates to interact • Teacher gives several problems to students to do for practice “You”

  7. Pacing • Pacing • Plan for how long an activity takes, practice and time it if necessary • Use EVERY minute! If you don’t have time to start new material, use the time for review!

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