Phrases to Use in the Classroom to Build Student Agency // classroom language shifts for grades K-2

These 3 phrases to use in the classroom are great at building student agency and nurturing relationships with students. If you're looking to shift your language in the classroom, this is the video for you!
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[@charalkire3807]

As a former teacher and now grandparent, these phrases are also pertinent to use outside the classroom with our grandkids.

[@jennarieder5626]

I love this!

[@brendaldape]

This is a great video! Ty

[@kimberlydrake1617]

I actually learned how to ask follow up questions from Number Sense Routines. For example, "How did you find your answer?" I just natural started asking them "How" questions throughout the day.

[@kimberlydrake1617]

*Naturally

[@michelepfeifle570]

I learned to use different questioning techniques guided reading in "Who is Doing the Work?" by Jan Burkins. Another fast read but lots of great info.