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Whole Brain Teaching: 6th Grade, Classroom Management

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Uploaded on Nov 8, 2007

A lesson in the order of operations for a 6th grade class, demonstrating Whole Brain Teaching classroom management system. More information about Whole Brain Teaching is available from Chris Biffle, CBiffle@AOL.com. Or visit our website, www.powerteachers.org.

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  • David Preložiček

    We tried this at school and this is a COMPLETE WASTE OF TIME!!!!

    In my opinion this will make us more stupid and give other people bigger ability to manipulate us.

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  • salmoriaty

    All they do is repeat repeat. I'm a teacher in Europe and this is seen ad a joke. No one thinks.

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  • Tyler Will

    are they learning any concepts here? Short answer is no. No common core standards are being addressed here. These children are not learning how to think. They are learning how to be manipulated.

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  • Danicicco

    You do this only at certain times, when you want to teach important vocabulary and concepts.

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    in reply to David Preložiček (Show the comment)
  • Travis Kern

    What happens when one of them gets stick of doing hand gestures, and tells the teacher to stick it? Do they have a plan for this situation? Where do all those kids go?

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  • dreamcat8919

    I tried this and it works! My students were doing their homework using the gestures to help and I had parents wondering what was going on but we all concluded that it helped everyone get the right answers on material the students were struggling with! I love WBT!

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  • Twebet

    Looks annoying

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  • ArmisVideo

    Armis, enjoyed online in 103 countries, for fast brain workout

    benefits of playing the game:

    * Armis develops critical thinking skills, and provokes logical thinking

    * Armis builds self-esteem, will-power, and inspires you to be inventive

    * Armis spurs you to plan for and attain success

    * Armis emboldens you to learn and understand complex matters easier and faster

    * Armis sharpens your analytic and cognitive mind

    Btw, it's FREE to any school anywhere in the world

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  • monkeysluvdani

    I have to agree. When I first saw this kid of teaching method I thought, "this will never work" "They're zombies" "I couldn't follow along if I was one of those students" but the more you learn about it and the more you watch you start to understand that it DOES work.

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  • Kate Phillips

    where was this?

    

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  • ArmisVideo

    good luck, don't forget to use Armis in your class too.

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  • ArmisVideo

    If "cheerleading" results in great learning, what's the problem?

    If "cheerleading" results in straight "A"s, what's the problem?

    and

    If "cheerleading" is engaging, fun, and educational, what's the problem?

    I thought it was 'creepy' too at first; but when I look closely, I see massive engagement, I see learning by teaching, I see positive peer interaction, I see an instructor teaching and students learning, I see success.

    I just don't know how the students or instructors can maintain it.

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