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WorksheetsThe Fundamental 5
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 5mins
What are the fundamentals?
Writing critically, justification, literacy, AVID
Core content, Phonics, Phonological awareness, fluency
small groups, effective practices, lecture, closing the gap
Frame, PZ, Purposeful talk, Recognition & reinforce, write critically
What provides teachers with a clear and concise statement of the original intent of the lesson design?
Critical writing activities
Lesson Frame
Being in the Power Zone
Primacy & Recency effect
What is The Power Zone?
A teaching position where you monitor in close proximity to one student, small group of students or entire classroom.
A place in the classroom where you only monitor.
Proximity to the teacher desk so that I can take attendance when I don't have power walks.
A position where students can see me and that I can walk around to make sure that they work.
How many students make up the structural component of FSGPT?
2 to 4 students
3 students
7 students
5 to 8 students
What are the fundamentals?
Writing critically, justification, literacy, AVID
Core content, Phonics, Phonological awareness, fluency
small groups, effective practices, lecture, closing the gap
Frame, PZ, Purposeful talk, Recognition & reinforce, write critically
What is FSGPT?
Fluency, sequencing, grouping, Power zone, technology
Frequent, seating, gaps, performance, topics
Function, Systems, goals, portions, testing
Frequent, small group, purposeful talk
The Fundamental 5 consist of: Frame the Lesson, Work in the Power Zone, Small Group Purposeful Talk, Write Critically, and (a)
What are some things we can incorporate into our classes to Write Critically?
Rubrics
Exit Tickets
Mind Maps
They shouldn't write because it takes too much time
What provides teachers with a clear and concise statement of the original intent of the lesson design?
Critical writing activities
Lesson Frame
Being in the Power Zone
Primacy & Recency effect
