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Ashley Hartman

Hi everyone! I am struggling to get my creative juices flowing again--I am wondering if anyone has any recommendations on how to watch videos in class and make use of the guiding questions/prompts without doing a worksheet or EdPuzzle. Since it's the beginning of the year, I am reluctant to dive too quickly into discussion-based activities as I have struggled with getting students to interact and speak up in the past. All suggestions are appreciated!! 

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  • This would largely depend on the number of students you have or the way your classroom is structured, but could you have them work in pairs on a T-Chart? One side could be evidence from the video supporting the guiding question, one side against? Obviously your groupings could change based on the video and what you're hoping they'll gain from it.

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  • This would largely depend on the number of students you have or the way your classroom is structured, but could you have them work in pairs on a T-Chart? One side could be evidence from the video supporting the guiding question, one side against? Obviously your groupings could change based on the video and what you're hoping they'll gain from it.

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