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Presentation from AGELE's 2009 National Conference. Social and emotional skills embedded in structured speaking opportunities appropriate for classrooms and adult meetings. e
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EQ AND STRUCTURED SPEAKING:
HOW TO INCREASE THE ACHIEVEMENTOF ALL
Presented by Wes Kriesel, CEO/President Trusted Coaching
August 3, 2009
Today we are meeting to …
Introduce EQ as a necessary element of equity work
Understand how listening and speaking (re)produce social dynamics and power relationships
Share strategies for structured speaking
Trust Makes All the Difference!Trusted Coaching, © 2009
Outcomes
Norms for TRUST
Trust yourself.
Resonate with the conversation.
Understand different perspectives.
Set your mind on the possibilities.
Transform yourself. Trust Makes All the Difference!
Trusted Coaching, © 2009
Coaching Orientation
Trust Makes All the Difference!Trusted Coaching, © 2009
Trusted Coaching is …
-strengths-based
-solution-focused
Where does EQ enter?
Trust Makes All the Difference!Trusted Coaching, © 2009
Teaching/modeling - communication skills
- expectations for interactions - active listening - looping - attunement
Speaking and Power
Trust Makes All the Difference!Trusted Coaching, © 2009
James Paul Gee’s “New Work Order”Why corporate training fails:The ubiquitous IRE model of
speaking.
Initiate-Respond-Evaluate
Speaking and Power
Trust Makes All the Difference!Trusted Coaching, © 2009
The primary model of verbal interaction in schools.
Lecture. (teacher lectures)
Initiate. (teacher asks a question)
Respond. (student responds)
Evaluate. (teacher evaluates student answer)
L.I.R.E
How to Structure Speaking?
Trust Makes All the Difference!Trusted Coaching, © 2009
Two Strategies:
Communication Line – teaches and models active listening, paraphrasing, positive body language, looping, attunement
FIND –builds group consensus, processes emotions, scaffolds discussions to higher
order thinking
How to Structure Speaking?
Trust Makes All the Difference!Trusted Coaching, © 2009
CLICK!How do you manage
student engagement?
Contact, Listen, Integrate, Communicate, Keep it going!
Contact Regulate CONTACT and organize the physical spacebetween students
How do you want students to arrange
themselves physically?
Listen Model how to LISTEN to the teacher and to peers
How do you want students to engage
when not speaking?
Integrate
Demonstrate how to INTEGRATE two or more students working together, including roles, speaking turns, andpriorities.
How do you want students to speak?
Connect Explicitly communicate the content and language you want students to CONNECT to this activity (includingquestion prompts to address desired level of thinking, grammatical structures to address language objective,and subject matter content)
How do you want students to use
language?
Keep it going Preserve and improve the process to KEEPstudents engaged.
How can students improve the process?
A Structured Speaking Strategy
Trust Makes All the Difference!Trusted Coaching, © 2009
Communication Line Contact: Students line up in 1 line (by teacher criteria, i.e., order of birthday Jan-Dec, distance of birthplace from school). Teacher folds line in half and has one end follow teacher down to the other end, doubling the line on itself, matching each student up with a partner. Listen: Teacher describes and models eye contact, smiling, nodding as “active listening” behavior. Integrate: Teacher labels one side of the line Partner A and the other side of the line as Partner B. Partner A speaks while Partner B listens actively. Then roles switch. Connect: Teacher provides question, prompt, or sentence frame with grammar structure or academic language to use. Keep it Going: Teacher asks students what went well, what they learned, and how the class might improve the activity. Teacher affirms positive academic language and behaviors observed.
A Structured Speaking Strategy
Trust Makes All the Difference!Trusted Coaching, © 2009
FIND: A 4-level Debrief Protocol
Facts: Statements of fact, objective observations, things that could be photographed or recorded Internal Connections: Feelings, emotions, memories New Meanings: Interpretations, opinions, judgments Decisions: “I will….” a personal commitment to action
Closure
1. Evaluations on today’s session.2. Other announcements.3. THANK YOU!!!
Trust Makes All the Difference!Trusted Coaching, © 2009