Introduction to Power Teaching
Uploaded by: ChrisBiffle
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See a demonstration of six of the most effective Power Teaching techniques. Over 4,000 K-14 educators representing over 150,000 students have attended Power Teaching conferences. For more information contact Chris Biffle at CBiffle@AOL.com.
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| I love this ... ( 7 months ago by fedoraoriginali) |
| I love this technique. Especially for ADD kids who need high stimulation or for those who have Auditory Processing Disorder who need constant checks if they have processed the correct information.I am from Australia and will be pushing for this method in our school. Thank you soooo much! |
| Chris Biffle's ... ( 6 months ago by rockinthestandards) |
| Chris Biffle's stuff is awesome. It's all about engaging students and getting away from the endless lecture. By using this technique, teachers are able to check for understanding, modify instruction, and energize their classrooms! Way to go Chris!! |
| This is just ... ( 4 months ago by jennybateacher) |
| This is just fantastic! My students respond positively in every way - great attitude, incredible attention, and big increases in concept retention. I never thought something so simple could make such a difference for my students. |
| This is incredible, ... ( 3 months ago by adventureguidemom) |
| This is incredible, just what I was looking for. I know something was wrong in my classroom because I was boring MYSELF. This is engaging the students, with fun, with learning, and my goodness, it doesn't appear to involve weeks of planning and cheesy prizes. |
| This is exactly ... ( 2 weeks ago by ChantaBrite) |
| This is exactly what I need for my class. I'm a brand new teacher. I have learned tons in just 7 minutes. I love how it's so simple and how it forces you to have a clear lesson plan with easily identifiable objectives. I'm trying this on monday! |
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