Whole Brain Teaching : 1st Grade Classroom Management

[@JamesFate]

Seriously - non-teachers - do not leave comments!!! You have no clue about how classrooms work, and thus have no right to insult this method. I wish you would be sent into a classroom full of 1st graders - see what happens. This teacher is awesome!

[@MyMPPM]

absolutely adorable, you know you're a parent if you begin to tear up to this

[@30shotz61]

great student interaction, not to loud, controlled, attention is held, repetitive method. great approach

[@heatherbrinkerhoff]

What a talented teacher! And talented kids!

[@friendlydude15]

This really good! 👍🏻

[@mrserven]

Great! I'll definitely be using the "clap, clap, teach."

[@Daniwojo]

The title read Power Teaching Third Grade. Out of curiosity, what is the Bloom's Taxonomy Level of this form of teaching?

[@a225901841]

does it work for Pre-K special class?

[@vladig21]

Power Teaching! Awesome

[@ThePhillies19]

@Daniwojo the title says 1st grade

[@kingsagenda]

I enjoyed this, thanks

[@speaker4thdead]

This is amazing! Just a minor "FYI", the description is incorrect. This class is using the theme song from The Addam's Family, not The Munster's.

[@flowerpep]

lol I just discovered the Interactive Transcript feature under this video but I think it is flawed

[@Jaedknight]

@MichaelMoify Active discovery is used in WBT classrooms frequently, where it applies and is desirable. On some occasions I assign a student or a small team a vocabulary word and tell them to learn all its meaning, and create a gesture for that word, and then teach that to the class. There are times, however, when this is not desirable. I teach science, and the definitions MUST be precise. In that case rote definitions establish a baseline, and the critical thinking comes with application.

[@nicolesmith8711]

adams family song that's a good one. that's how i thought my son

[@JessicaMayuga]

haha. we did this in my bio class.

[@taylorpellicano727]

This is cute 😍

[@kakrimee]

I'm 7 and I'm gonna go to first grade :)

[@adeanaburns1126]

good model but she needs to use more hand motions :)

[@internalriot]

feRsT GrAid!!

[@Ucrnum]

Oh,

[@muffles12]

it is third grade but you put frist grade by mistake

[@Daniwojo]

This should not be taught in third grade. This standard shouldve been taught in kinder and 1st. I would rather see a more difficult concept taught to this grade level.

[@brandir.9757]

it says first grade....

[@suzismart8709]

Fun, but this approach would not be good for an autistic child, or children who are sound sensitive. Too much audio overload!