Body
Body
Body
Body
Body
Conclusion
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 2: Learning involves our working memory and long-term memory.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 4: Having learned something does not imply that transfer will happen automatically.
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication and critical thinking
Principle 7: Metacognition
Competencies: Communication
complete the classwork activity in your exercise book. I am giving you 10 minutes so we do corrections
-Act out to the class a negative emotion and let them guess what it is.
-Differentiate between negative and positive emotions. Does our
class agree with you?
give me examples of positive and negative emotions so I can tabulate them on the board
a person’s emotion can affect other people, that’s why it is important to learn to control our emotions, especially negative emotions.
What do you think the teacher is saying to the boy, and what is he feeling?
- What do you think the boy is feeling while the teacher is speaking to him and what does he do?
-
- How do you think the other children feel in the class? Why do you say so . Discuss with the person sitting next to you
we will play a game called “element of surprise”. The game consists of an envelope. Inside the envelope they are commands,
Body
Body
Body
Body
Body
Conclusion
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 2: Learning involves our working memory and long-term memory.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 4: Having learned something does not imply that transfer will happen automatically.
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication and critical thinking
Principle 7: Metacognition
Competencies: Communication
complete the classwork activity in your exercise book. I am giving you 10 minutes so we do corrections
-Act out to the class a negative emotion and let them guess what it is.
-Differentiate between negative and positive emotions. Does our
class agree with you?
give me examples of positive and negative emotions so I can tabulate them on the board
a person’s emotion can affect other people, that’s why it is important to learn to control our emotions, especially negative emotions.
What do you think the teacher is saying to the boy, and what is he feeling?
- What do you think the boy is feeling while the teacher is speaking to him and what does he do?
-
- How do you think the other children feel in the class? Why do you say so . Discuss with the person sitting next to you
we will play a game called “element of surprise”. The game consists of an envelope. Inside the envelope they are commands,
Body
Body
Body
Body
Body
Conclusion
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 2: Learning involves our working memory and long-term memory.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 4: Having learned something does not imply that transfer will happen automatically.
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication and critical thinking
Principle 7: Metacognition
Competencies: Communication
complete the classwork activity in your exercise book. I am giving you 10 minutes so we do corrections
-Act out to the class a negative emotion and let them guess what it is.
-Differentiate between negative and positive emotions. Does our
class agree with you?
give me examples of positive and negative emotions so I can tabulate them on the board
a person’s emotion can affect other people, that’s why it is important to learn to control our emotions, especially negative emotions.
What do you think the teacher is saying to the boy, and what is he feeling?
- What do you think the boy is feeling while the teacher is speaking to him and what does he do?
-
- How do you think the other children feel in the class? Why do you say so . Discuss with the person sitting next to you
we will play a game called “element of surprise”. The game consists of an envelope. Inside the envelope they are commands,
Body
Body
Body
Body
Body
Conclusion
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 2: Learning involves our working memory and long-term memory.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 4: Having learned something does not imply that transfer will happen automatically.
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication and critical thinking
Principle 7: Metacognition
Competencies: Communication
complete the classwork activity in your exercise book. I am giving you 10 minutes so we do corrections
-Act out to the class a negative emotion and let them guess what it is.
-Differentiate between negative and positive emotions. Does our
class agree with you?
give me examples of positive and negative emotions so I can tabulate them on the board
a person’s emotion can affect other people, that’s why it is important to learn to control our emotions, especially negative emotions.
What do you think the teacher is saying to the boy, and what is he feeling?
- What do you think the boy is feeling while the teacher is speaking to him and what does he do?
-
- How do you think the other children feel in the class? Why do you say so . Discuss with the person sitting next to you
we will play a game called “element of surprise”. The game consists of an envelope. Inside the envelope they are commands,
Body
Body
Body
Body
Body
Conclusion
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 2: Learning involves our working memory and long-term memory.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 4: Having learned something does not imply that transfer will happen automatically.
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication and critical thinking
Principle 7: Metacognition
Competencies: Communication
complete the classwork activity in your exercise book. I am giving you 10 minutes so we do corrections
-Act out to the class a negative emotion and let them guess what it is.
-Differentiate between negative and positive emotions. Does our
class agree with you?
give me examples of positive and negative emotions so I can tabulate them on the board
a person’s emotion can affect other people, that’s why it is important to learn to control our emotions, especially negative emotions.
What do you think the teacher is saying to the boy, and what is he feeling?
- What do you think the boy is feeling while the teacher is speaking to him and what does he do?
-
- How do you think the other children feel in the class? Why do you say so . Discuss with the person sitting next to you
we will play a game called “element of surprise”. The game consists of an envelope. Inside the envelope they are commands,
Body
Body
Body
Body
Body
Conclusion
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 2: Learning involves our working memory and long-term memory.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 4: Having learned something does not imply that transfer will happen automatically.
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication and critical thinking
Principle 7: Metacognition
Competencies: Communication
complete the classwork activity in your exercise book. I am giving you 10 minutes so we do corrections
-Act out to the class a negative emotion and let them guess what it is.
-Differentiate between negative and positive emotions. Does our
class agree with you?
give me examples of positive and negative emotions so I can tabulate them on the board
a person’s emotion can affect other people, that’s why it is important to learn to control our emotions, especially negative emotions.
What do you think the teacher is saying to the boy, and what is he feeling?
- What do you think the boy is feeling while the teacher is speaking to him and what does he do?
-
- How do you think the other children feel in the class? Why do you say so . Discuss with the person sitting next to you
we will play a game called “element of surprise”. The game consists of an envelope. Inside the envelope they are commands,
Body
Body
Body
Body
Body
Conclusion
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 2: Learning involves our working memory and long-term memory.
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication
Principle 4: Having learned something does not imply that transfer will happen automatically.
Principle 3: Proficiency/skill requires engagement
Competencies: Communication and critical thinking
Principle 7: Metacognition
Competencies: Communication
complete the classwork activity in your exercise book. I am giving you 10 minutes so we do corrections
-Act out to the class a negative emotion and let them guess what it is.
-Differentiate between negative and positive emotions. Does our
class agree with you?
give me examples of positive and negative emotions so I can tabulate them on the board
a person’s emotion can affect other people, that’s why it is important to learn to control our emotions, especially negative emotions.
What do you think the teacher is saying to the boy, and what is he feeling?
- What do you think the boy is feeling while the teacher is speaking to him and what does he do?
-
- How do you think the other children feel in the class? Why do you say so . Discuss with the person sitting next to you
we will play a game called “element of surprise”. The game consists of an envelope. Inside the envelope they are commands,