How to scaffold learning

Scaffold your instruction with these teaching scaffolding strategies to help bridge readiness and mastery for your elementary students!

Breaking learning into manageable chunks, modeling, and guided practice are some of the ways to scaffold learning for your students.

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Citing textual evidence can be difficult for students, but this blog tells you how to teach students about citing evidence. There are FREE RACE strategy posters too! Teach your students how to cite text evidence by learning about the prerequisite skills. Students will need to know how to restate a question and practice quotation marks first. Then, scaffold learning with sentence starters, color coding, using text-specific questions, and modifying the RACE strategy.

Are you scaffolding or rescuing your students? Learn the difference, which is important to use in your classroom, and why with these teaching tips!

How three types of scaffolding instruction (sensory, graphic, interactive) can empower ELLs to access content and develop academic language skills.

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Guided practice is an example of a learning scaffold. It involves the 'I do, We do, You do' steps which slowly release control over the task to students.

Scaffolding Learning Strategies help students be independent self-regulating learners and problem solvers. Scaffolded instruction techniques for students.

6 tried-and-true scaffolding strategies to use in your lesson plans with your students.