Personal Matrix Debrief and Teaching Strategy
Discover the Personal Matrix Debrief strategy for effective teaching. Complete activities, reflect on lessons, and engage with students. Enhance instruction with insightful resources and make informed decisions to optimize learning outcomes.
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The Personal Matrix: Debrief A ReACT Strategy Teach
1. DEFINE Homework: Complete the Personal Matrix with Students 2. TEACH & PRACTICE Homeroom teachers: Complete the Personal Matrix activity with the students in your homeroom Review briefly on your own Bring the completed matrices next time 3. ACKNOWLEDGE INSTRUCTIONALLY 4. RESPOND DECISIONS 5. MAKE
1. DEFINE Discussion: Reflect on the lesson What went well? How did the students respond? How easy or difficult was it for them? 2. TEACH & PRACTICE 3. ACKNOWLEDGE INSTRUCTIONALLY 4. RESPOND DECISIONS 5. MAKE
1. DEFINE Personal Matrix: Review your Matrices 2. TEACH & PRACTICE p. 2 1. What was something positive you saw? 2. What was consistent or inconsistent with what you expected? 3. ACKNOWLEDGE Consistent Inconsistent (surprising) INSTRUCTIONALLY 4. RESPOND DECISIONS 5. MAKE
1. DEFINE Personal Matrix: Review your Matrices 2. TEACH & PRACTICE pp. 2-3 3. Where are there similarities and differences across school, at home, or with friends? 3. ACKNOWLEDGE Similarities Differences INSTRUCTIONALLY 4. RESPOND DECISIONS 5. MAKE
1. DEFINE p. 3 Personal Matrix: Interpreting the Personal Matrix 2. TEACH & PRACTICE For the differences between school and other settings: 4. Are the different school rules necessary for positive student development? 3. ACKNOWLEDGE NO: Change the rules to align more with home and neighborhood INSTRUCTIONALLY 4. RESPOND YES: Acknowledge explicitly and provide additional teaching, practice, and acknowledgment DECISIONS 5. MAKE
1. DEFINE Personal Matrix: Reflection 2. TEACH & PRACTICE p. 3 5. How might you use this information in your instruction? 3. ACKNOWLEDGE INSTRUCTIONALLY 4. RESPOND DECISIONS 5. MAKE
1. DEFINE Personal Matrix: Resources 2. TEACH & PRACTICE Overview Lesson Plan How-to Video Tips for Success Reflection Sheet 3. ACKNOWLEDGE INSTRUCTIONALLY 4. RESPOND 5. USE DATA https://blogs.uoregon.edu/react/strategies
