Guided+Lecture+&+Skeleton+Notes

Skeleton Notes Research has shown us that using skeleton notes "distinctly improve(s) student achievement." -allows students to interact with the material as it is being presented Klemm, 1976

The use of skeleton notes with students with disabilities (Lazarus, 1991), incarcerated youth (Talbert-Johnson, 2000) and ELLs (Sweeney, 1999) significantly increased quiz scores.

Opportunities to respond = academic learning time

Skeleton notes should include:
 * main points
 * guided notes

may include Advantages: -keep students engaged (increased opportunities to respond) -provides summary of the lesson -effective note-taking strategy -teachers are more likely to stay on task while teaching __Additional Resources:__
 * key terms
 * phrases
 * definitions
 * related aspects

A Teacher's Guide to Creating Guided Notes Examples of Guided Notes Intervention Central