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Active Supervision

Active supervision is when a teacher strategically moves through the classroom during independent work time to provide specified interactions with different groups of students. Follow Statesboro teacher, Tiffany Ward, as she puts this practice to use in her high school math class.

Active Supervision

From Let's Learn GA! - Instructional Support, Classroom Climate
Active Supervision

Active supervision is when a teacher strategically moves through the classroom during independent work time to provide specified interactions with different groups of students. Follow Statesboro teacher, Tiffany Ward, as she puts this practice to use in her high school math class.

Let's Learn GA! - Instructional Support Segments

Classroom Climate

This collection of Let's Learn GA! videos is designed specifically for K-12 educators to support positive classroom climate and engagement. 

Morning Greetings

behavior specific praise

Behavior Specific Praise

Active Supervision

Dialogue Circles

student at desk

Attention Signals

Tips for Virtual Instruction

India James teaching "I Can" statements

Peer Encouragement: "I Can" Statements

Classroom Expectations

Building Engagement in a Virtual Setting

exit slip

Exit Slips

celebrating students

Celebrating Students

Children listening to teacher intently while sitting together on the floor.

Prompts and Pre-corrects

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Statistical Models

In this LLG Instructional Support video, teachers will learn how to utilize statistical models to engage students.