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Aug 12, 2007
How does your school/district define small group
instruction at the middle grades? How do they want it
implemented? Is it common practice to teach an objective
to one group while another one waits and then switch
groups to teach the same objective?
How is your school/distict implementing the new curriculum
as pertaining to dok? Is it true that if your students
are doing hands on activities that it is considered to be
levels 3-4 of dok automatically?
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On 8/12/07, middle school teacher wrote:
Is it true that if your students
> are doing hands on activities that it is considered to be
> levels 3-4 of dok automatically?
No. DOK has to do with the level of thinking required for an
activity. If you have a student matching word cards to
defi...See More