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Study skills reflective journals for teacher microsofts
Classroom Diversity Activity
Powerpoint activity where students investigate diversity within the classroom. Students participate in a "Would you rather?" style activity, followed by a journal prompt at the end of the presentation.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Mid-term personal reflection
This short personal reflection can be used in any class. It asks the student to think about their own work and explain with detail. Students are directed to answer in complete sentences. Editing reminders are provided at the end of the sheet.
The advantage to this simple activity is that it is a formative assessment allowing the teacher to get a glimpse into the student's level of comprehension of the course work. Use that data to guide your conversations with the student.
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Grades:
6th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Struggle is Real: Self Care and Balance Guided Journal
The struggle is real: Teaching is rewarding, meaningful ... and hard. Teachers need to maintain their energy if we're in it for the long haul. Take a few moments to ask yourself a few key questions and build your self-care tool kit. Learn more about Teacher Self CareWe know that reflection helps, but how? about what? This 11 page guide helps teachers make the most of their time, and identify specific challenges, positives, and self-care practices in their livesIncludes: 10 journaling promp
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Grades:
Higher Education, Staff
Also included in:Â Teacher Self-Care Resource Bundle: Guided Journal + Action Planner
Instant Assessment Data Collection!
WORKS WITH ANY SUBJECT/CLASS !★ Distance Learning Adaptation (made to work with any Kahoot)THE GOALTo collect assessment data easily from students instead of analyzing each assessment yourself!QUICK OVERVIEWAnswer two questions and the program does the rest!How many questions on the assessment?Do you want numbered rows (for organization)?DIFFERENT USESCut out rows, distribute to students and have them mark which questions they got incorrect, collect, and tape in folder for quick dataUse 3-hole-p
Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
End of School Year Parent Questionnaire / Survey
Ever wonder at the end of the year what the parents thought about the school year? Well, here's your chance to not just wonder, but learn the parents thoughts. This parent questionnaire has statements and parents rate how they feel about each of the statements based on the school year. Also, there is a section for parents to make comments about any of the statements that are listed. At the end of the questionnaire, parents are asked to supply what they really enjoyed about the school year, a
Grades:
3rd - 7th
The integration of modern technology and the effects on children's reading
A first class high quality dissertation based on the question of 'Does the integration of modern technology support or suppress children's reading?'
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Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education
Post Exam Reflection
This activity is designed to give students a chance to reflect on their exam performance and on the effectiveness of their exam preparation.This product is helpful for teachers/professors to show them what they can do in the future to meet their students' needs.The reflection questions are also very helpful for students by allowing them to truly analyze their study techniques and figure out what they can do better in the future. Easy to modify for a wide range of ages and classes.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Personal Student Survey
Students can provide information about themselves. This survey will help teachers create lessons, provide handouts and make tests/quizzes.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Student Progress Tracking Form
The focus of education is moving from test scores to progress. Be ahead of the game and start tracking student progress in your classroom. I place this sheet in a student data folder and have a progress meeting after pre-testing and post-testing data become available. After pre-testing, we chart our scores, set a goal, and write our action steps. Once the post test has taken place, we chart our scores and complete the student reflection form. It has been a great tool to help my students to
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Self-Regulated Learning Unit Plan
I used this SRL Unit Plan to teach SRL skills and opportunities throughout a study of Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice". Can be easily adopted across subject area, scope and grade level! (Editable)
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Not Grade Specific
Editable Planner Timetable
Need a digital planner or timetable that you can edit? Then look no further! This printable weekly planner also includes bonus printable templates for goal setting, to-do lists, birthdays and more! All you have to do is cut out the templates that you want, write on them, then add them to the Notes section. This product helps you to keep everything in one place so that you can have your most organised week ever!If you like this product, please rate it.
Grades:
Staff
Data Collection - Student Homework Reflection
As students get older, it is important to transition responsibility of homework collection, completion and reflection to the student. This document helps a student identify areas of difficulty, define patterns, and determine solutions to the identified issues. This lesson can be used as part of a warm-up activity, as an exit ticket, or as a conference with the student. This document was used in a variety of ways within my classroom. We used this as a way of identifying student perception v r
Grades:
Staff, Not Grade Specific
Monthly Teaching Reflection Worksheet
I know that one of the best things that we can do as educators is reflect on our teachings, and have a space to take notes on our units so that we know what we can change or improve. This worksheet helps you to review your month, organize your units, and reflect on what you need to do or change. I use this not only to help with my own reflection, but to provide a record and evidence for my administrators in my evaluations as well.
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Grades:
Staff
PGCE Lesson plan observation/ rational
Lesson plan observation example
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Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education
Self-Reflection: Thought-Provoking Questions to Guide Students' Post-Test
Self-reflection is an essential tool for students to enhance their learning journey. By asking thought-provoking questions, students can gain deeper insights into their test performance and make meaningful improvements. Encouraging self-reflection empowers students to take ownership of their learning and fosters a growth mindset.This slide set includes four self reflection questions and explains why it is important to self reflect after a test.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Time-Blocked Weekly Planner
Time blocking is a time management strategy meant to help you block your day into productivity time slots where you focus on one thing at a time. Here are some examples of time blocks that might be helpful for you:-Morning Routine-Strategic Time (a block of time for deep thinking, planning)-Class -Meals-Exercise-Administration (time for email, phone calls, etc.)-Buffer (time used to take care of the odds and ends that pop up. When this buffer time is planned and scheduled in to your day you're
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Not Grade Specific
Student Self Evaluation sheet
Students are able to evaluate their learning by answering specific questions and what they can do to succeed.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Lesson Observation Form
Use this freebie lesson observation form as a leader, manager, peer or trainee teacher to assess good practice in class (includes a page of questions to ask yourself throughout an observation and a rating scale to return to teachers).Replace school logo with own logo for personalisation!
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Grades:
Staff
Math Meeting documentation form
Thank you for downloading my product! Please leave feedback if you like what you see. Use this form to document strategies students use during guided math or math meeting.
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Grades:
K - 6th
PYP Student Theme Reflection
I developed this product to reflect upon the learning throughout the theme, based on the 5 elements of IB. I assigned this to my learner after every theme. This was very helpful to summarize the knowledge, concept and skills they learned. The learner profile attributes they gained and the action they could take based on their learning.
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Not Grade Specific
Learning Needs
A great way to get info about how your students learn at the beginning of the year.
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Family-Teacher Conference Notes
These notes are for students to pre-plan their learning goals and discuss challenges prior to family-teacher conferences. There is space for teachers to make notes on each subject on page 2. These can be super helpful for making parent-teacher night student focuses and help save time when meetings are time limited.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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