Vocabulary Learning Strategies and Concepts

The video tutorial focuses on the vocabulary word 'formulate' using Marzano's 6 steps for vocabulary learning. The teacher introduces the word, engages students in repetition, and encourages them to think about its meaning. Students share their thoughts and apply the word in different contexts. The use of American Sign Language helps kinesthetic learners understand the word better. The lesson includes a vocabulary challenge and games to reinforce learning, making the process engaging and fun.

What is the vocabulary word introduced by the teacher?

• Predict

• Formulate

• Organize

• Evaluate

Which step is NOT part of Marzano's 6 steps for vocabulary learning?

• Define the word

• Use a game

• Create a song

• Identify the word

What does the teacher ask students to do when they hear the word 'formulate'?

• Write it down

• Think of its meaning

• Ignore it

• Draw a picture

Why does the teacher emphasize tier 2 vocabulary words?

• They are rarely used

• They appear in various subjects

• They are easy to learn

• They are fun to say

What example does a student give for using 'formulate'?

• Formulating a song

• Formulating a dance

• Formulating a recipe

• Formulating a plan for success

How does American Sign Language help students understand 'formulate'?

• Through writing

• By making it fun

• Through gestures

• By singing

What activity does the teacher use to start the week?

• A math quiz

• A vocabulary challenge

• A history lesson

• A science experiment

What is a benefit of using games in vocabulary learning?

• They are boring

• They make students forget they are learning

• They are expensive

• They are difficult

What is the new vocabulary word introduced at the end?

• Predict

• Formulate

• Organize

• Evaluate