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Leveraging Formative for Engaging Lesson Design

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  • I will learn how to use Formative and reflect on how it can be used to inform instruction, integrated into the CM/GRR model, and provide language support and practice.
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Question 1
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On the scale of emoji, what is your current comfort level using Formative?

Question 2
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Give a 👍 if the statement is true or a 👎 if the statement is false.

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I was born in Salinas.
I went to college in a state other than California.
I like pineapple on pizza.
Cats are better than dogs.
Question 3
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Drag and drop the correct phrase to fill in the blanks.
Other Answer Choices:
Explicit instruction
structured and purposeful interaction
complex tasks
critical literacy skills
Question 4
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Order the components of the GRR Model as they typically appear.

*It is important to note that the gradual release of responsibility model is not linear. Students move back and forth between each of the components as they master skills, strategies, and standards.

Why Formative?


  • Provides instant feedback.
  • Variety of question types and responses.
  • Student accountability!
  • Self-paced or teacher-paced lessons.
  • Provides consistency.
  • Increased engagement!
Question 5
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Embedding slides can be another great way for students to interact with the material.

Students can go through the slides at their own pace with questions on the side and/or a task for them to complete.

* Embed checks for understanding right into the lesson! *

Question 6
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Claim
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Main opinion
Evidence
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Facts that supports and explains the reason
Reasoning
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Helps prove why the main claim is true
Question 7
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Read the paragraph and highlight for claim, evidence, and reasoning.

Question 8
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Question 9
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Question 11
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Question 15
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Question 16
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Categorize each statement as a fixed or growth mindset.

  • "I'm not a natural athlete."
  • "I want to hide my flaws so that I am not judged, labeled, or considered a failure."
  • "I will stick to doing things I am currently good at in order to maintain my confidence."
  • "My failures define who I am as a person."
  • "My flaws are just a list of things I can and will improve with effort."
  • "Money has been a really touchy subject for me."
  • "I've started to think of myself as a runner."
  • "I maintain my confidence by trying and learning new and unfamiliar things."
  • "Money is a really touchy subject for me."
  • "Failures are temporary setbacks that I can learn and grow from."
  • "It's all about the process. If I learned something and grew individually, the outcome doesn't matter."
  • Fixed Mindset
  • Growth Mindset
Question 17
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Select the word that can be defined as "something that can trigger a change"

With proper stimulus, the brain can develop,
strengthen, and build intelligence. For example, if
you learn about the Pythagorean Theorem in
geometry during the last 2 weeks of school before
summer break and continue to study the theorem
during your vacation, you will build up your
intelligence in relation to that topic. However, the
same goes for if you did not continue your studies
over the break. More than likely, because the
information was not used, it will be replaced and
forgotten.
Question 18
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Cherries cost $4/lb. Grapes cost $2.50/lb. You can spend no more than $15 on fruit, and you need at least 4 lb in all. What is a graph showing the amount of each fruit you can buy?

Graph precisely and include important graph detail: label axes and indicate their scale, include arrows at the ends of solid or dashed boundary lines, shade one side or the other of each boundary line in the system. Use a shading technique that makes it easy to determine which regions are shaded once, twice, and not at all. If you need assistance, please ask.

Sonnet 18: Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?
BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?
Thou art more lovely and more temperate:
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,
And summer’s lease hath all too short a date;
Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,
And often is his gold complexion dimm'd;
And every fair from fair sometime declines,
By chance or nature’s changing course untrimm'd;
But thy eternal summer shall not fade,
Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow’st;
Nor shall death brag thou wander’st in his shade,
When in eternal lines to time thou grow’st:
So long as men can breathe or eyes can see,
So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.
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Question 19
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Which poem do you think is the “truer” love poem?

Use the compare/contrast frames below to write your answer.

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Question 20
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Write in your journal: Use the CM Summary Template to summarize the video. When you're finished, take a photo and submit it here.

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What question does Sonia have?

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The evidence supports _______ because_______.
Question 27
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Create a poster below about Formative!

Question 28
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What feature about Formative are you the most curious about?

Question 9
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What is the most accurate definition of learning, according to Hank Green?

Question 10
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Scientist now know that

Question 11
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In science neuroplasticity refers to our brain's ability to __________
Question 12
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What are the places in the brain where nerve celss meet and connect called?

Question 13
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What happens to the synapses in our brains when they are no longer needed?

Question 14
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Brain cells change depending on how long you need to remember what you've learned.

Question 15
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Deep learning occurs when we reuse, re-remember, and relearn information

Question 24
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Claim: Write a statement that answers the question.

Question 25
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Which 3 pieces of evidence help answer her question?