Where am I in my learning quick self check https://t.co/bmUhgntew5 https://t.co/nApk2vOx4u
— Stephanie Howell (@mrshowell24) Oct 11, 2022
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October 11, 2022 at 09:50AM
Where am I in my learning quick self check https://t.co/bmUhgntew5 https://t.co/nApk2vOx4u
— Stephanie Howell (@mrshowell24) Oct 11, 2022
How can we nurture a community of empathetic and supportive learners? G4 share their learning goals making it explicit that we are all at different stages of our learning journeys. #PYPchat #thisisics #IB #PYP https://t.co/aOlPi5G2ZQ
— Tristan (@TristanPYP) Sep 28, 2022
How might this exit ticket strategy be used in your subject area and what are the benefits of applying it more consistently in your practice? #physed #ibpyp https://t.co/T6dl1GaXKd https://t.co/B0x7sakVUk
— Run Your Life Podcast (@andyvasily) Apr 10, 2022
@klbeasley @shaunyk @davidleeedtech @joshuabrinn We often use: 1. What went well? 2. What are you proud of? 3. What surprised you? 3. What would you change next time? Another format I really enjoyed was creating a project template in Apple Clips that was shared with students to use.
— Ben Sheridan (@B_Sheridan) Sep 6, 2021
Want to build #lifelonglearning?
— Julie Stern (@JulieHStern) March 23, 2018
1. Have specific, written big ideas.
2. Plan for successful #exploration into these ideas.
3. Provide lots of child-directed #inquiry to discover the #BigIdeas.
4. Allow significant time for #reflection and #questions. #pypchat pic.twitter.com/H3H4h98eBf
SlideShot + Webcam Record: Reflect on Thinking https://t.co/hsJ5gW5pGU http://pic.twitter.com/Z3cPhP9yA1— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) July 24, 2017
Project reflection #stickynotes Loving this new skill!! @NISDBrandeis @NISDTechnology @NISDSecELA @MathPatty http://pic.twitter.com/oaMqdWgRQf— Bonnie Vyverman (@MsVyverman) May 10, 2017
Wonderful list of student inquiries collected in G2 Where we are in place and time reflection "All life is governed by time" #ishcmcIB http://pic.twitter.com/SRTrRTRqxH— Sam Sherratt (@sherrattsam) April 18, 2017
#learning2 Revisiting the Chalk-Talk Protocol: reflection, check on learning, solve problems, generate ideas https://t.co/SkLhi7EDXP— Madeleine Brookes (@mbrookes) April 18, 2017
We can use the Understanding Map as a planning, assessment & reflective tool. Great for unit evaluation. #CCOTKobe #MYPChat https://t.co/JMsHhYWOz8— Stephen Taylor (@sjtylr) April 9, 2017
#AACPSAwesome launch of our prep for #mypevaluation this morning @aacps_ib @MacArthurAACPS #mypchat http://pic.twitter.com/Y1YMh6c9f4— MacArthur Middle MYP (@itssoIB) March 1, 2017
Merging @GraemeAnshaw math reflections w/ a single point rubric to make a tool 4 Ss & Ts shared assessment #pypchat http://pic.twitter.com/ypBPV3RKJW— Taryn BondClegg (@makingoodhumans) February 23, 2017