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Using Think-Pair-Share With Reluctant Learners to Probe Incorrect Answers

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In this insightful video, teacher Corey Wilkes demonstrates the effective use of the Think-Pair-Share strategy when working with reluctant learners in a middle school classroom. By encouraging students to first think independently, then discuss their ideas with a partner, and finally share their thoughts with the whole class, Wilkes creates an inclusive and engaging learning environment where incorrect answers are seen as opportunities for growth. With a focus on high expectations and accommodation of all learners, Wilkes provides valuable techniques for educators looking to foster deeper understanding and participation among their students.

Accommodating Reluctant Learners Playlist

8 Suggested Strategies | 17:20

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Middle School

Identifying Expectation Levels

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Middle School

Temporarily Off the Hook

2:15Subscribe

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Middle School

Nonverbal and Verbal Respect

2:46Subscribe

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Middle School

Appropriate Response Process

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Middle School

Answer Revision

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