Showing posts with label academic choice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label academic choice. Show all posts
Sunday, October 28
Crazy about foldables
I love foldables. I use them for get-to-know you activities, language arts, substitutes cheat sheets, anything really! Here are a couple of foldables I have used with my students over the past two weeks:
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Wednesday, September 26
Academic Choice
What is academic choice and why am I a huge proponent? Let's explore!
We
need to assist students in becoming decision makers. In this day and
age, we are constantly faced with decisions big and small. From what to
eat for breakfast to which major to choose in college. Students need to
make decisions that will benefit their education and their life long
term. Students also need to take ownership of their work.
Academic
Choice is a great way for students to develop these lifelong skills.
Currently, students in my language arts class are choosing their word
study activities based on their particular learning styles. They are
also choosing to complete projects based on Think Dot sheets. They even
choose their reading activities (for silent reading and independent
reading). Students are gaining independence and are learning to choose
methods which meet their learning needs.
To learn more about academic choice click on the links below.
Read an education article on the success and benefits of academic choice:
Here is a current Think Dot sheet I am using in my classroom as an enrichment activity:
Click here to download!
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