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Socratic questioning - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views

  • The goal of critical thinking is to establish an additional level of thinking to our thinking, a powerful inner voice of reason, that monitors, assesses, and reconstitutes—in a more rational direction—our thinking, feeling, and action. Socratic discussion cultivates that inner voice through an explicit focus on self-directed, disciplined questioning.
  • Socratic questioning employs those tools in framing questions essential to the pursuit of meaning and truth.
  • Socratic questioning employs those tools in framing questions essential to the pursuit of meaning and truth.
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  • Socratic questioning employs those tools in framing questions essential to the pursuit of meaning and truth.
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    "When teachers use Socratic questioning in teaching, their purpose may be to probe student thinking, to determine the extent of student knowledge on a given topic, issue or subject, to model Socratic questioning for students, or to help students analyze a concept or line of reasoning. "
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Do Teachers Need Instructional Coaches? - 2 views

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    By Lyn Mattoon
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The Leading Teacher - 1 views

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    Inside * Coaches are the multipliers that schools need, p. 2 * How do you approach coaching at a districtwide level?, p. 3 * Protocols for discussing text, pp. 6-7
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Shanahan on Literacy: Daily Five and Common Core? - 0 views

  • it differs from my approach in at least one big way: it focuses on teaching activities rather than on learning outcomes.
    • Christine Leonzo
       
      Huge difference
  • Starting with the activity instead of the outcome, however, allows someone to look like a teacher without having to be one.
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    • Christine Leonzo
       
      States daily 5 is nothing like CCSS
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  • The Daily Five establishes a very low standard for teaching by emphasizing activities over outcomes, and by not specifying quality or difficulty levels for student performances. Teachers can successfully fulfill the Daily Five specifications without necessarily reaching, or even addressing, the standards.  
    • Christine Leonzo
       
      Daily 5 sets a low standard for teaching.
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    Discusses how the daily 5 fits into the common core
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    Discusses how the daily 5 fits into the common core
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