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36. STUDENT CHOICE (Discussion)
 
Description: A student randomly selects another student to share information, read a passage, and/or answer a question.
 
Application: This method encourages and generates discussion for all students without the added burden of the teacher “calling on” students.
 
Process: Instruct students that when the teacher says “student choice,” a student will call on another to share information, read a passage, and/or answer a question. Continue this process, adding that all students must be called on before students are asked twice. To start off, say, “Student A, choose someone.”  





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