How Small-Group Instruction Improves Teacher Effectiveness

Team Reach Teacher™ Brian Tavenner of Daniel Morgan Middle School in Winchester, Virginia, says pulling four or five kids at a time into small groups allows him to work with more kids and be more effective with his time.

To hear more from Brian Tavenner, listen to the companion audio piece, How Small Groups Led to Big Middle School Math Growth.

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