1. SLANT

2. On a sheet of paper, write a well-developed paragraph that describes the three characteristics of a successful student. Quick Write

3. Sit up and in the front: Both feet should be flat on the floor, your back straight, your head up and facing the teacher. Sitting with proper posture helps you pay better attention to lessons, and interact more with discussions and activities. S LANT

4. Lean Forward: Leaning forward will show you are interested in the lesson and you are listening. S L ANT

5. Is he following SLANT?

6. Ask Questions: Stay on the topic and ask meaningful, interested questions about the discussion and activities. Your questions might help others understand the lesson better too. SL A NT

7. What about them?

8. Nod your head: Nodding your head shows the teacher you understand the lesson. It is a non-verbal conversation between you and the teacher. SLA N T

9. What are his non-verbal’s saying?

10. Talk to the Teacher: Communicate with the teacher both during and after class to make sure you understand and get extra help. If you are confused about something, ASK the teacher. SLAN T

11. Ask questions!

12. What does SLANT stand for? What is the purpose of SLANT? Exit Ticket