Classroom Video Analysis

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This video involves the quiet voice, classwork only, only talking to the person in your group, asking and offering help, and humility in collaborative learning. In my classroom, on the first day of the school, I set the ground rules about talking and let my students know up front when it is okay or not okay to talk. Be sure to give them specific guidelines about talking times. I separate the class to "my time" and "your time". During "my time", when I am doing the lesson instruction, giving directions, and addressing the class as a whole group, students should be focused on me, listening, and taking notes as needed. "Your time" refers to student-centered time. During group work, class activities, and class assignments, students are allowed

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