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Strategy Guide
Brainstorming and Reviewing Using the Carousel Strategy
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| Grades | 5 – 12 |
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| Strategy Guide Series | Reading in the Content Areas |
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Brandi Girtman
September 02, 2011
I have taken CRISS training and used the Carousel strategy for a review of topics and the kids loved it. I am very excited to use this for an opening brainstorming session as well as a closing review after the reading, lecture, and group discussion activities (the group discussion will be in the form of a ppt Jeopardy game). I never thought of using this strategy as a brainstorming activity and since I have Accounting 1st period, this is a great way to wake-up 20 high school students and get them to start thinking about my subject at 7:30am. We will see how it works!
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