GRR "We Do" Strategies Quiz

What doesn't happen during a Think-Pair-Share learning activity?

Which is NOT part of the Model-Lead-Test strategy?

Teacher and students read a text together with the teacher providing prompts, questions, and support.

Teacher guides a structured discussion focused on open-ended questions about a text.

Teacher provides a structured template for notes that students complete during instruction.

Teacher initially models then guides students through predicting, questioning, clarifying, and summarizing.

Teacher facilitates discussion around visual content using specific prompting questions.

Teacher demonstrates while students provide input on next steps or observations.

Numbered Heads Together is where a teacher demonstrates while students provide input on next steps or observations.

Error Analysis is when the teacher and students work together to mark up and analyze a text or visual.

Teacher gradually reduces support as students demonstrate increasing mastery of a concept or skill.

Collaborative Problem-Solving: Teacher guides small groups through structured problem-solving with fading support.

Teacher presents common mistakes and guides students in identifying and correcting them.

Teacher and students work together to mark up and analyze a text or visual.

Teacher assigns content aspects to expert groups, supports them, and then guides the teaching process.

Teacher uses strategic questioning techniques to lead students through a problem-solving process.

What is not part of the Numbered Head Strategy

Teacher and students collaboratively create visual references for key concepts.

Teacher provides linguistic scaffolds that students complete to practice academic language.

Teacher provides structured questions and resources as students work together to investigate a concept.

Teacher poses multi-position questions, students move to different corners to represent their viewpoints.

A small group models discussion techniques while other students observe before practicing themselves.