#Low confidence
15 strategies tagged with Low confidence
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Make success visible (worked example + success criteria)
Reduce avoidance by showing what good looks like and how to start.
Vocabulary access for all (glossary / pre-teach)
Remove language barriers that cause disengagement and misbehaviour.
Plan ‘first success’ (easy start ramp)
Reduce avoidance and disruption by making the first task step accessible.
Provide universal task scaffolds (checklists / step cards for everyone)
Lower cognitive load so ‘I don’t know’ doesn’t become avoidance or disruption.
Use ‘preview–do–review’ lesson framing (what/why/how + reflect)
Increase buy-in and reduce resistance by making lesson purpose and route clear.
Normalise error and struggle (safe mistakes culture)
Reduce avoidance, shutdown and ‘attitude’ driven by fear of failure.
Plan ‘checks for understanding’ to prevent frustration-driven disruption
Catch confusion early so pupils don’t act out to escape difficult work.
Think–Write–Pair–Share (processing time for all)
Reduces calling out and avoidance by building in private thinking time before talk; improves confidence and quality of responses.
Whole-class accountability for group answers (Numbered Heads Together)
Keeps all pupils engaged because anyone may be asked to answer; reduces off-task behaviour and social loafing.
Confidence ladder: Team–Pair–Solo
Reduces work avoidance and disruption by building structured support that fades to independence.
Early check-in prompt (prevent avoidance turning into disruption)
Stop work avoidance early by removing the first barrier.
Work-support redirect (remove the ‘stuck’ barrier fast)
Turn ‘off-task’ into ‘on-task’ by quickly removing a learning barrier that’s driving behaviour.
‘First, then’ micro-step (reduce overwhelm)
Move pupils into action by shrinking the demand to the first doable step.
Success-first restart (rebuild competence before demand)
Reduce avoidance and defiance by giving an immediate, achievable success that re-engages the student with learning.
After-sanction learning repair (catch-up the missed learning)
Reduce future disruption by repairing the learning gap that often drives avoidance and acting-out.
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