Wednesday, November 6, 2013

A Principal Asks... Should We Frame a Test?

A LYS Principal asks the following:

SC,

When a teacher is administering a test during the day’s class, what would you suggest the Lesson Frame (We will… / I will…) look like?

Thanks for your help.

SC Response
If the teacher posts a test day Lesson Frame (which is optional, but recommended) we suggest that she use the frame to motivate and set a goal. For example:

We will use our enormous brains to easily solve a myriad of Algebra problems.

I will score at least an 85 on the Algebra test.

This allows the teacher to leverage the power of positive messaging and expectations.  And it can be fun.  A classroom Win/Win!

Think. Work. Achieve.
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