Part 3: Ratios (Teach Like A Champion)

There are three ways to build ratio. What are they?

• Build ratio through questioning, writing, and discussion
• Build ratio through questioning, writing, and drawing
• Build ratio through questioning, answering, and discussion
• Build ratio through signing, dancing, and acting

Which questioning technique allows for a fast-paced, vocal review to build energy and actively engage your class?

• Wait Time
• Cold Call
• Call and Response
• Pepper

Which is not a benefit of wait time?

• It allows more hands to go up
• It enables a wider range of scholars to answer
• Supports better and more rigorous answers
• Increases the number of failures to respond

In which writing technique would you create a strong incentive to complete writing with quality and thoughtfulness by publicly showcasing and revising student writing- regardless of who volunteers?

• Everybody Writes
• Art of the Sentence
• Show Call
• Front the Writing

In turn and talk, teachers encourage students to better formulate their thoughts by.... 

• having silent discussions.
• setting ground rules or habits.
• including short, paired discussions.
• having them respond to a prompt.

Which type of ratio refers to the level of rigor in the engagement you foster?

• Think Ratio
• Participation Ratio

What three things work together in a larger synergy to increase the overall rigor in student work?

• questioning, writing, and discussion
• lecture, group work, and projects
• fruits, vegetables, and dairy
• questioning, practice, and discussion