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Great teaching isn’t about talking more—it’s about creating a rhythm of input and output. Learn how the “alternating principle” boosts engagement, focus, and learning in every classroom.
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The Input/Output Cycle
In a recent round of professional learning, we dug into what Zach Groshell calls the alternating principle, or the input/output cycle. Before that learning, we shared a chapter from the book Just Tell Them with our teachers. In that chapter, Groshell shares that "While students need guidance during knowledge acquisition, they can also become overloaded if presented with too much information at once." This relates to the concepts of Cognitive Load Theory, which I've shared before.
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