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Marzano's Similarities and Differences
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Moloney Sep 12, 2009. 3 Replies 1 Like
I am interested in ways to reinforce effort and provide feedback in my classroom. If anyone has any ideas, comments or resources, I would appreciate your feedback.The materials I’ve read covered the…Continue
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Anne Pemberton replied to John Moloney's discussion Marzano's Similarities and Differences"Oh, I forgot a good one ---- using a spreadsheet to collect weather data for a week or longer, perhaps at diverse times of the day. Set up a column for temperature in the sun, temperature in the shade, pressure and humidity. Take a portable weather…"
Anne Pemberton replied to John Moloney's discussion Marzano's Similarities and Differences"John,
One tool for classification and comparisons that you didn't mention by name are spreadsheets. I have created a number of classification activities for primary students using the spreadsheet. A popular one is called the Colors of Humans,…"
John Moloney posted a discussionMarzano's Similarities and Differences
I am interested in ways to reinforce effort and provide feedback in my classroom. If anyone has any ideas, comments or resources, I would appreciate your feedback.The materials I’ve read covered the following:ComparingClassifyingCreating MetaphorsCreating AnalogiesTheory and Research in BriefI keyed in on items he mentioned, like the detail in identifying similarities and differences were explicit in the process of comparing and critical to classifying.Later in the same reading he referred to…See More
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