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Instructional Insights / GRR Instructional Strategies

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Teaching Strategies

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Teaching Strategies

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Teaching Strategies

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Teaching Strategies

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A middle school math teacher uses the gradual release of responsibility (GRR) framework to engage students in independent, collaborative, and guided work to learn geometric transformations. To learn more, read Nancy Frey and Doug Fisher's column "Revisiting the Rules of Gradual Release of Responsibility" in the October 2025 issue of EL magazine.

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