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There’s Something Wrong With My Class

Understanding Classroom Problems

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There’s SomethingWrong With My Class

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Three Stepsto Self-Diagnosis

&Treatment

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1. Identify the Problem

3. Explore Strategies

2. Identify Possible Reasons

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Problem Arenas

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Cognitive-Intellectual

Social-Emotional Physical-Environmental

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Cognitive-Intellectual

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Cognitive-Intellectual

Problem: No discussion participation

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Cognitive-IntellectualPossible reasons

Lacking critical background knowledgeNot keeping up with the readingsDidn’t focus on relevant aspects of readings

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Cognitive-IntellectualSample Strategies

“Scaffold” reading assignments

Hold them immediately responsible for readings

Provide strategies for reading

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Social-Emotional

Physical-Environmental

Cognitive-Intellectual

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Social-Emotional

Problem: No discussion participation

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Social-EmotionalPossible reasons

Cultures’ values may inhibit participation

No experience in discussions

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Social-EmotionalSample Strategies

Define expectations

Outline your goals

Allow students time to think

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Social-Emotional

Physical-Environmental

Cognitive-Intellectual

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Physical-Environmental

Problem: No discussion participation

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Physical-EnvironmentalPossible reasons

Intellectual environment not conducivePhysical environment not conducive

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Physical-EnvironmentalSample Strategies

Affirm meaningful contributions

Invite contradictory views

Try different seating arrangement

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Cognitive-Intellectual

Social-Emotional Physical-Environmental

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1. Identify the Problem

3. Explore Strategies

2. Identify Possible Reasons

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My students’ brains

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Resources

DiPietro, Michele, et al. (2009). Defeating theDeveloper’s Dilemma: An Online Tool for Individual Consultations. To Improve the Academy, 27, 183-198. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass.

Carnegie Mellon University’s Enhancing EducationWeb page (www.cmu.edu/teaching)

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Entelechy Productions (2009)