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This worksheet from Roots gives an example of how they integrate Habits of Success into their classroom practices.
The Roots' executive team provides support for innovation in order to focus teachers on execution with students.
Roots built multiple simple tools to integrate with Google Apps to support scheduling, activity assignment, and data analysis.
Roots ED and Founder, Jonathan Hanover, discusses how the team uses homogeneous and heterogeneous grouping structures to support student learning. Transcript: Jon Hanover: Throughout the day, we kind of strike a balance by having different...
Roots teacher, Lecksy Wolk, shares how small group composition is influenced both by academic and behavioral needs.Transcript: Lecksy Wolk: it's interesting because they're very – they're not static. We made a change yesterday based on a behavioral...
Students are assigned to both homogeneous and heterogeneous groups to support learning.
Sophia Thomas, teacher, explains how class competitions are used to motivate students.Transcript: Sophia Thomas: I can set competitions for however long I choose. I started out with two week competitions. Then I switched to three week competitions....
To keep students on pace, teachers create a class competition that runs daily and by “unit.”
Sophia Thomas, teacher, explains how peers can be a source of support and motivation for students in setting and attaining goals.Transcript: Sophia Thomas: One cool thing I saw happening really early was that there was this really nice peer pressure...