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Hook

Teach Like A Champion

Tracking Not Watching

(TLAC #4)

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Resources / Materials

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Think about it:

What are the drawbacks of waiting until your students have completed an independent task to check for understanding?

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Objectives

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Objectives

Objectives

  • Define the What and How of Tracking Not Watching
  • Practice Tracking Not Watching
    • Use a Tracking Not Watching coding system
    • Have a blueprint of your circulation pathway
    • Use a data tracking sheet with action steps

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Do It Slides 17-21

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See It

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Watch as this Uncommon Schools teacher practices the technique of Tracking Not Watching.

What are the observable actions the teacher is doing during this portion of the lesson?

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Reflect: Teacher 1

What did the teacher do?

What did the students do?

Why is this important?

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Watch as this Uncommon Schools teacher practices the technique of Tracking Not Watching.

Why do you think tracking is so important to the culture of this primary grade classroom?

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Reflect: Teacher 1

What did the teacher do?

What did the students do?

Why is this important?

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Watch as this Navigator teacher and small group instructor both practice the technique of Tracking Not Watching during a CFU.

What were these teachers doing that was so effective?

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Reflect: Teacher 1

What did the teacher do?

What did the students do?

Why is this important?

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Watch as Navigator ELA teachers practice the technique of Tracking Not Watching during guided

reading.

What are the ELA teachers doing in this video?

Why is this important?

Insert Video Here

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Name It

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Tracking not Watching provides the opportunity for teachers to collect data, make in-the-moment decisions about next steps, and hold students accountable for work expectations.

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What: Teachers will use Tracking Not Watching to collect data, make in-the-moment decisions about next steps, and hold students accountable for work expectations.

How:

  1. Create a coding system
  2. Create a Tracking Sheet
  3. Have an Exemplar in Hand
  4. Name the Lap
  5. Circulate & Give Feedback
  6. Take Data and Use it!

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Possible Misconception

Some teachers stop and give lengthy individual intervention during circulation.

What is the risk of spending too much time with individual students during Tracking not Watching? What could be done instead?

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Break it Down

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Create a coding system - Take 5 minutes to discuss and create a coding system that will be posted in your room. You could make a code for actions such as:

  • Correct - keep going
  • Check your work- redo point of error
  • Process Checklist (RACE or CASE)

Step 1

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Create a Tracking Sheet

  • Make an open ended template to record data

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Have an Exemplar in Hand

  • Know what you are looking for
    • Strategies
    • Potential misconceptions
    • What mastery looks like

Step 3

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Name the Lap

  • Name what you are looking for
    • Procedural “I am looking for your (heading, RACE/CASE at top page, PV chart, textbook open and cornell note setup, etc.)
    • Content “I am looking for (an annotated model, thesis statement, citation, topic sentence, number sentence, etc.)

Step 4

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Circulate & Give Feedback

  • Circulate the room using an intentional flightpath
  • Mark student work with coding system
  • Give brief and helpful feedback
  • Repeat

Step 5

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Take Data and Use it!

  • Use your tracker to record student data
    • Use data to pivot in the moment
    • Use data to determine reteach or intervention plan

Step 6

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What would be the benefit of Tracking Not Watching during an assessment too?

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Do It

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For practice today we will use our

Navigator tracker which includes:

  • Names of students
  • Standard or skill
  • Misconception
  • Action plan

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Practice

Read the directions in your participant handout and practice tracking not watching in math.

Repeat the practice with the ELA practice problem.

Give your facilitator feedback every time!

It was effective when…

Next time try...

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Reflect

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Applications for Distance Learning

How does Precise Praise apply to Zoom instruction?

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Presenters share ideas and get feedback from staff

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How will you adapt Tracking Not Watching to your classroom blocks?

Thinking Map

Tracking Not Watching

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Effect

Thinking Map

Clear expectations

Eliminates correcting papers

Data informs action

Student accountability

Teacher uses Tracking Not Watching during a lesson.