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1 01 02 Step 1: Did my instruction support the student’s desired academic outcome. If so how? Step 2: What high-effect instructional strategies did I use to meet the desired outcomes? Self-Report Grades 1.44 Direct Instruction .59 Reciprocal Teaching .74 Worked Examples .57 Feedback .73 Concept Mapping .57 Spaced Practice .71 Peer Tutoring .55 Vocabulary .67 Interactive Video .52 Self-Questioning .64 Questioning .46 Problem Solving Teaching .61 Cooperative Learning .59 Interactive Framework for Strategic Blended Learning

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Step 1: Did my instruction support the student’s desired academic outcome. If so how?

Step 2: What high-effect instructional strategies did I use to meet the desired outcomes?

Self-Report Grades 1.44 Direct Instruction .59

Reciprocal Teaching .74 Worked Examples .57

Feedback .73 Concept Mapping .57

Spaced Practice .71 Peer Tutoring .55

Vocabulary .67 Interactive Video .52

Self-Questioning .64 Questioning .46

Problem Solving Teaching .61 Cooperative Learning .59

Interactive Framework for Strategic Blended Learning

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Step 3: Did I use tools to support my instructional strategy? If so, which ones? (Instruction, Assessment, Engagement)

Other: Tool(s): Function:

Step 4: Did my instructional plan go as planned? Why/Why not?

Non-Tech Tools (e.g. graphic organizers)

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05Step 5: Self-assess your plans and progress with a framework:

Reflections: Where does your lesson fall on the R/R Framework?

Creating

Evaluating

Analyzing

Applying

Understanding

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Apply indiscipline

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Apply to real-world predictable situations

Apply to real-world unpredictable situations

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Weston Kieschnick ICLE Senior Fellow, Digital Learning Thought Leader

C O N N E C T W I T H W E S T O N !

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Weston Kieschnick has driven change and improved student learning in multiple capacities within his educational career. A former teacher, school and district administrator, Weston has had the opportunity to work with students, teachers, and administrators from every state in the US and more than 30 countries around the world. Now, as an experienced instructional coach and keynote speaker with ICLE, Weston shares his expertise with teachers in order to transform learning through online and blended models. Connect with him on Twitter, check out his blogs, or listen to one of his podcasts—he’d love to meet you!

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