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Reviving Reteaching Robert J. Marzano

Reviving Reteaching Robert J. Marzano. Christina Weiland. What is Reteaching?. To teach again the content in a lesson that students did not master. How do you know when to reteach?. Introducing new content Consistent monitoring or assessing reveals if students have grasped the concept

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Reviving Reteaching Robert J. Marzano

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  1. Reviving ReteachingRobert J. Marzano Christina Weiland

  2. What is Reteaching? To teach again the content in a lesson that students did not master.

  3. How do you know when to reteach? • Introducing new content • Consistent monitoring or assessing reveals if students have grasped the concept • If not, RETEACH! • Reviewing previously taught content • Assess mastery of skills to direct need for reteaching before moving forward

  4. How to Reteach • Whole group instruction: if the entire class did not get it • Small group instruction: If only a handful of students did not get it • Centers: to firm up and practice skills • Peer tutoring: One student teaches another student

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