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KJM2 — KJM2 TASK 2: STRATEGIES FOR ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT
CREATING AND MANAGING ENGAGING LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS — D170



A1: VIDEO 1 DESCRIPTION

My first video was Case # 191158942 and titled, “Practicing Presentation and Audience

Skills through Science Presentations,” took place in a kindergarten classroom. The class of 20 is

sitting on a rug in front of a large screen, preparing to watch a short movie about wind and its

elements. The children sit on a colorful rug that accommodates all of them. The walls are

painted a bright yellow. The teacher stands in front of the students. She shows the students a

visual aid about listening rules as she asks them questions. She bends down slightly to get down

to their level as she talks. She solicits answers from several students, using tone and body

language to encourage them to finish her sentences as she recites each listening rule.

Next, the teacher sets up what the students will be viewing on the screen. She reviews

what they have been learning about wind. She uses a sentence strip and tracks each word as she

reads it aloud. When she sees someone who isn’t paying attention, she reminds them by saying a

simple command, “Face forward.” She actively tries to get students to participate by randomly

calling on students whom she has not heard from.

Students were practicing active listening skills by sitting still, eyes/face forward, mouths

closed, and ears listening. She took care of behaviors by reminding the student of the rule and by

remaining in close proximity. The teacher was also able to use a behavioral management

technique of anticipating a problem one student was having with a prop he was holding. She

quickly replaced it and helped him regain focus by reminding him of what she wanted to see.

, The students were all engaged. The pace was fast, the teacher used technology as well

as visual aids to keep the children focused. Props, animated body language and the teacher’s

annunciation of select words in her lesson also helped hold student’s attention.

A2A: VIDEO 1 EXPLANATION OF LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

The teacher designed the learning environment as a community. Classroom rules and

expectations were printed on a poster that the teacher was holding as a visual aid as she

reviewed the listening and speaking rules. Students held jobs that enabled the classroom to

run more efficiently and helped the classroom feel collaborative and like a community. For

example, when the teacher was ready to start the video clip, she noticed the lights were still

on. She called on the ‘Light Monitor’ to turn them out which helped the students by not

having to wait for the teacher to make her way over to the wall. Behaviors were avoided and

student’s focus remained intact. In addition, by pre-teaching the classroom rules often, many

students were able to fill in the missing language when the teacher addressed them before the

day’s lesson. These students demonstrated their knowledge of classroom rules and were able

to say the answers in unison. Knowing the classroom rules surely helps students avoid

behavioral issues and they’re able to meet their teacher’s expectations. This helps the

classroom operate efficiently and effectively.

This teacher set up her classroom so she could address all of the students at the same

time. Although students sat on a large rug without markers, they were still and kept their

bodies to themselves. The teacher was able see all of her student’s faces and she frequently

got down to their level when addressing them. Since they were corralled together on the rug,

the teacher didn’t have to walk around when she wanted to include a certain student in the

lesson. All of her resources were close by and she was able to engage students with her lesson

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