Boost Student Engagement and Behavior with This Simple Classroom Technique

TeachwithDrD · Beginner ·🍎 Teaching & Learning Design ·0:52 ·2y ago

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Demonstrates a simple classroom technique to promote positive behavior and student engagement

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hey teacher friends if you're looking for a fun quick easy way to increase classroom participation and promote positive unclass behavior you want to check out this tool called wheelofnames.com my students love it basically when they're answering questions and they're engaged in the task I'll put their name into the wheel and at the end of class wheel will Spin and they get entered into a prize because best of all because I teach math this is a great way to connect to some of our math content standards like probability fraction decimal percent so ready to see in action Avery and our last winner [Applause] is

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In this video, I'm going to show you an easy way to manage your classroom and promote positive behavior. This strategy works ...
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