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"Talk moves" are sentence starters that help students join a discussion, or invite their peers into a conversation. So simple, but so powerful!

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Educator Adele ♡2 years ago

@MissCarlaD Sentence starters for group discussions. You're gonna love it!

Carlo William Legolie2 years ago

Would be great to try it out in my classroom in South Africa 🇿🇦. We struggle to get learners to participate in meaningful discussions in the classroom. Learners these days want to receive data rather than creating the information.

Educatalysts: Education for Change.2 years ago

Love this video. Thanks for sharing!

Daniel Peak - Learning Designer2 years ago

Interesting - but how is this different from teaching 21st Century skills and communication?

Love Our Schools2 years ago

Praying for our educators’ ability to effectively and clearly teach the subject-matter to all students in a way that they can understand.

Kaleigh Zep2 years ago

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