Positive Framing
"Narrate the world you want your students to see"
How does framing shape attitude?
The 6 Aspects of Positive Framing
1. Live In
The Now
Positive Framing
2. Assume
the Best
6. Talk
Expectations
and Aspirations
3. Allow
Plausible
Anonymity
"Make corrections consistently and positively.
Narrate the world you want your scholars to see
even while you are relentlessly improving it."
5. Pose
Challenges!
- What emotions did the video elicit? Do they elicit conflicting messages? If so, Why?
- Can the framing of the message impact participation in the political process?
- How can we connect this to the classroom process?
Group Challenge 1: Jigsaw Activity
- Quick summary
- Best example!
4. Build
Momentum,
Narrate
the Positive
What does Emily say to her scholars that provides
a picture of what her vision is for her classroom and scholars?
Close Out Questions
Positive Framing Re-Write
PRACTICE MAKES PROGRESS
What Do You See?
And What's the Affect?
Re-write the statements using positive framing. Add context to the situations as needed.
In each group, participants will rotate roles. One person will be the "teacher", one will be the "coach", and everyone else will be the "scholars".
How it works...
A teacher teaches, the coach will use the feedback sheet to give feedback, and then that teacher will re-teach, implementing the feedback. The scholar showing the behavior will comply when given redirection from teacher.