Happy Sunday, friends! Tonight I want to share with you one of my favorite Kagan structures – Stand Up, Hand Up, Pair Up (SU, HU, PU). Kagan Structures are all about cooperative learning – not group work – with frequent modeling, celebrations, community building, and brain breaks…sounds fun, right? Kagan structures hold every student accountable...

This connects to a PowerPoint which provides descriptions for how Kagan Structures can be integrated into lesson design. This involves using interactive, student participation within each lesson.

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Collaborative Problem-Solving in Math - group work for math where everyone works

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Kagan strategies are nothing new – if you haven’t been to a conference then surely you know a teacher who has. I was one of those teachers that absorbed all the information teachers could give me about Kagan Learning since I was never lucky enough to attend. While I pushed cooperative learning and being interactive, […]

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Skill and Drill in Math without the Worksheets

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