Tuesday, November 29, 2016

Where Do You Stand?


I really enjoyed this strategy lesson. Personally, I always loved a good debate in school. It was a chance for me to take a side and really present to someone how I felt and what I knew about the topic. I think this lesson is good way for students to develop their own opinions, and even stray away from what they believe and try taking a stand on the opposite end. It allows students to get up and move which can keep them more involved in the activity. It also allows them to be sociable. I would definitely use this in my classroom because it allows for the students who tend to keep quiet to have a voice. Everyone has to participate and share their position. What I also like about this lesson, is that it involves other reading strategies as well, such as annotating the text and activating prior knowledge that they’ve already learned on the topic. One thing that was brought up in class today that I really liked was teaching the students beforehand how to debate appropriately or respectfully. I think that is really important so students don’t get out of hand while participating in the lesson.

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