The five pedagogy standards, when fully implemented, support effective teaching for academic outcomes. Mr. Yode's pedagogy supported his classroom's high activity and interaction levels and academic productivity. Using the five pedagogy standards, he developed the multitasking classroom that he prefers and that his students enjoy for the outcomes they can produce. In contrast, Ms. Tix was unable to finish her lesson because she lacked a pedagogy to support the social-interactive level of learning. Conversely, the third grade dialogue on planets reflected the teacher's considerable skill in organizing the students for an uninterrupted instructional conversation.
Mr. Yode assists students' performance through interaction with them, and students assist one another in the socially organized classroom. Mr. Yode's high expectations are standards based and embedded in discussion and multiple tasks and activities. He meets with students in small groups to assist their understanding, to discuss their work products, and to provide corrective feedback. He teaches within a system, which means he uses predictable routines and organizational formats to increase his face-to-face contact with students and to provide compelling activities that meet students' specific needs.
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