"Think Pair Show Share”: Universally Designed Talk Moves to Increase Classroom Discourse
Description
We unpack principles of Universal Design for Learning to invite increased opportunities for discourse for all students using Chapin, O'Connor, and Anderson's Talk Moves (2009) as a means of promoting rich mathematical discourse. We present snapshots from small group and classroom research to illustrate how UDL opens access to discourse for all.
Lead Speaker
Jessica Hunt, NCSU
Co-Speaker(s)
Rachel Lambert, University of California Santa Barbara
Beth MacDonald, Utah State University
Audience
Coaches/Leaders/ Teacher Educators
Topics
Building on Students’ Strengths: Practices That Challenge, Engage, and Empower
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