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Not grade specific Common Core SL.9-10.1b posters
Nonverbal Signals for Virtual Learning
These nonverbal cue cards can be used by teachers or teaching assistants participating in virtual learning sessions. The card can be held up to the camera to provide students a nonverbal reminder of the expectation. Print them, cut them out, laminate them, store them on a lanyard, and you're ready to go!Signals include: mute, unmute, quiet, stop, get a pencil, raise your hand, thumbs up, thumbs down, can I be excused?, connection, look, and listen.
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Visual for What to Do vs. NOT to do for Speaking
Visual for What to Do vs. NOT Do When Speaking:I first review the vocabulary ahead of time with my students (going over each one at a time and giving examples). Then, hung this as a visual in my speech office & in students' classrooms...can hang on wall and refer to it as needed. Includes specific and explicit helpful "rules" for what to do and not do when speaking.
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Classroom Voice Levels FREE
Use this visual classroom management tool to help remind students of voice level while working in the classroom. Included are colorful, visually appealing posters that you can display and utilize to help manage classroom volume. When taught and utilized regularly, this protocol can help students keep their talking at an acceptable level for various activities.
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