As classroom teachers, we all know the benefits of student-centered discussion, so how do we ensure we are setting up students for success? Join Tina, one of our experienced instructional coaches for this session, to explore the importance of the launch question, and how it can set the stage for authentic text-based discussion in the Humanities classroom. We will reflect on what makes a question “teacher-centered” versus “student-centered” and practice creating authentic launch questions relevant to our own setting.
Come to the session with some launch questions you have used in the past that you would like to workshop and revise for future discussions!
Wednesday, March 20th from 3:00-4:30pm PDT / 6:00-7:30pm EDT
This workshop is a part of CSET's Equity of Voice Series this March, designed and led by our experienced instructional and leadership coaches. Join a conversation to reconnect to what matters and find support in bringing social justice into your schools. Read about all events in the series here.
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