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1. Question
How does the Elephant Approach help us develop mastery of Purpose Not Power?

Directions: Choose all statements that apply.
- It breaks the strategy into small achievable steps.
- It allows the educator and the student to get comfortable with each step before advancing to the next step.
- It embraces the social learning process of modeling and demonstration.
- Each step includes the previous steps, thus the educators is continually practicing previous types of Purpose Not Power statements
Question 2 of 4

2. Question
Organize the Purpose Not Power statements into the recommended steps of implementation. To Move the statement, drag the statement with the mouse.
- Lesson Content Statements
- Lesson Process Statements
- Activity Facilitation Statements
- Learner Experience Statements
Question 3 of 4

3. Question
Why is it important to build teacher comfort with voicing Purpose Not Power Statements before prompting learners to voice purpose statements?

Directions: Choose all statements that apply.
- So learners have a clear model of Purpose Not Power and have seen the strategy clearly demonstrated.
- So educators can build self-awareness.
- So the implementation process is reduced into small "bites" and is more manageable for the educator.
- So learners can build self-awareness.
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4. Question
We don’t really own information until we can articulate the info in our own words. Describe the Elephant-Bite Approach In Your Words.
- This response will be awarded full points automatically, but it can be reviewed and adjusted after submission.

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