Encourage active participation from all students from "summary" of Teach Like a Champion by Doug Lemov
To ensure that all students are actively participating in the classroom, it is important for teachers to create an environment that fosters engagement. This can be achieved by establishing clear expectations for participation and holding all students accountable for contributing to class discussions. By setting the tone early on and consistently reinforcing the importance of active participation, teachers can create a culture where students feel compelled to engage with the material and each other. One effective strategy for encouraging active participation is to provide all students with equal opportunities to contribute. This can be done by asking open-ended questions that require thoughtful responses, rather than yes or no answers. By giving students the chance to express their thoughts and opinions, teachers can help them develop critical thinking skills and be...
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