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Secure “idle - Provide resources/links that serve as their - Provide resources/links that serve as their “starting
time” “starting point” point”
- Provide guide sheet or checklist for completion of - Provide guide sheet or checklist for completion of the
the activity activity
- Circulate around the room to ensure everyone is - If you are not in the breakout room, you should still
on task know work is being completed (use a jamboard, one live
group google doc for the class with different sections and
places for kids to type, google forms, chat requirements)-
this takes the place of “circulating”
Ensure - Strategically think about grouping/pairings - Strategically think about grouping/pairings: pre-assign
participation - Find creative ways to share groupings with participants in breakout rooms
students - Find creative ways to share groupings with students
- Define what students do when they are finished - Define what students do when they are finished
Model - Role play group expectations or model between - Role play group expectations or model between you and
expectations you and another student another student
- Show students what they should have in front of - Show students what they need to show each other
them as they are working. during the breakout; what do they share on the screen?
Define your - Let students know when you are unavailable and - Let students know when you are unavailable and
involvement available available
- Let students know how to reach you if the group - Let students know how to reach you if the group needs
needs help (raise your hand, put up a colored card, help (chat, ask for help, comment on the doc in a certain
send a runner) color)
- Tell students what you will be doing as they meet - Tell students what you will be doing as they meet