Instructions: READ
the "Focus On" Research-Based Teaching Practices at
http://www.nea.org/home/16454.htm. IDENTIFY research-based instructional
strategies you can use in you ITU.
I chose to focus on listing research-based instructional
strategies for Hispanics and girls because the former are very predominant in
Southern California schools and the latter are a group I know I need help
focusing on in my classroom. Strategies I can use to help close the achievement
gap for these two groups include:
- Hispanics
1.
Assist students to accomplish more complex
understanding by relating to their real-life experience.
2.
Assure that students, for each instructional
topic, see the whole picture as the basis for understanding the parts.
3.
Engage students in focused and cohesive oral and
written explanations of their work.
- Girls
1.
Use inclusive language: don't use "you
guys" as a way of addressing a group (shows unintentional gender bias).
2.
Make a conscious effort to call on all students
equally.
3.
Cooperative/collaborative learning between
genders.
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