Sentences with word «retaught»

For all that the Orthodox have taught or retaught Protestants, there are potential problems in this rediscovery of Orthodoxy.

In particular, her night class for adult students retaught her exactly how powerful each of the document's 1,337 words really is.

Moreover, the material can be reused and retaught at any time.

These standards are found in K - 4 grade level science courses and need to be reviewed and / or retaught in 5th grade to help students realize full achievement.

There is NO excuse for not pluralizing «atheists» correctly, though, and I've retaught him this quite a few times.

How and when would it be retaught, and to whom — the whole class, a small group, individual children?

Retaught.

«Those assessments can be undertaken during the course of teaching which is helpful for providing feedback, identifying gaps where students may not have mastered what's been taught, things that need to be retaught, or at the end of a teaching period,» he says.

This way, we can learn which concepts and skills need to be retaught, and which ones students have mastered.

Do certain skills need to be retaught and practiced?

The second step of the keep - it - simple strategy has grade - level and content - area teachers coming to an agreement on what standards need to be retaught, when each standard will be retaught, and how to determine student mastery after reteaching.

The Screening to Intervention Report helps identify what foundational skills are missing or weak and may need to be retaught or practiced and the level of support needed, guides teachers towards the appropriate instructional strategy to address each student's unique needs, and points towards the appropriate intervention (s) that are available within the school or district.

«It helps to gauge mastery of math skills and identify areas that need to be retaught.

Responsive Revisioning: The most fruitful conversations answer all four guiding questions: what to reteach, how to reteach it, to whom it should be retaught, and why students struggled.

In addition to longer school days and years, extensive tutoring, and a «no excuses» culture, the schools also feature frequent quizzes to determine what is being learned (and what needs to be retaught) and highly selective hiring of teachers and principals.

Review student scores on assessments to identify gaps in understanding and to target content or skills that need to be retaught.

Information from assessments helps teachers determine which instructional approaches are best for certain students, what their students may already know about a given topic, and what subjects needs to be retaught.

In this way, teachers and school leaders are able to target their efforts on what needs to be «retaught or taught differently.»

In Tier 1, «mastery is the goal,» so students are retaught and retested, said Yuhl, adding that not every student enters the school with the same level of math proficiency.

Another common way teachers use student data is to identify to whom content should be retaught.

In responsive revisioning, the teachers answer all four guiding questions: what to reteach, how to reteach it, to whom it should be retaught, and why students struggled with the assessed content.

Likewise, both targeted reteaching and bounded improvement approaches eschew questions related to how content should be retaught.

The most productive approaches address all four guiding questions — what to reteach, to whom it should be retaught, how to reteach it, and why students struggled.

Her Exit Ticket indicates that she does not need to be retaught the concept; rather, she needs more practice and experience with it.

I retaught Smash «down» by using «lay» instead.

Yes, the GHE basics constantly need to be retaught to each new generation, and to those who at long last are tuning in.

It's the behaviors that need to be retaught, not the individual.