Not exact matches
McInerny's death, aside from
providing an opportunity to
reflect on his own legacy, also invites us to
reflect on the body of
learning known as Thomism.
As I've been studying photography and applying what I'm
learning to my own work, I've been
reflecting on the luxury that living in Seattle
provides; as I mentioned the other day, the city has a multitude of farmers markets, some of which operate year - round, and it's no problem to find grocery stores stocking quality, whole, organic items.
For program leaders, promoting infant mental health means creating a culture that supports healthy functioning for staff and
provides them with relationships within which they can
learn from their work, and
reflect on its meaning and impact.
The Labour leadership contest
provides our party with an exciting opportunity to debate the future as well
learn from the past and
reflect on the 2010 General Election result.
This scale asks scientists to
reflect on a specific public engagement activity and rate their agreement with six statements, including «The activity helped participants connect science to their everyday lives» and «The activity
provided me with an opportunity to
learn from the broader community.»
Scientists
reflect on a specific public engagement activity and rate their agreement with statements such as: «the activity helped participants connect science to their everyday lives», and «the activity
provided me with an opportunity to
learn from the broader community.»
«This reworking of science textbooks
provides a rare opportunity to
reflect on how we can create texts that enhance science teaching and
learning.»
In addition to the fun of meeting other scientists and the interested public and
learning more about recent research, these conferences
provided me with an intriguing opportunity to
reflect on cultural attitudes.
This
provides a nice metacognitive touchstone for students to
reflect on their own
learning.
It
provides my students with a chance
on reflect on their
learning.
In order to attain that level of personal reflection and professional distance, the institute creates an environment that enables participants to remove themselves from the day - to - day grind by creating a retreat - like experience that encourages candid discussion from the time they awake until they go to bed, and
provides unstructured time to prepare for upcoming classes,
reflect on what they are
learning, and apply their new insights to challenges they may face back home.
In this edition of the Harvard EdCast, Russakoff looks at the troubled education reform story of Newark and
reflects on what can be
learned from its failure to
provide system - wide reform.
Shawn Cornally
provided wonderful suggestions
on how teachers should change their gradebooks (and their instructional perspective) to logbooks,
reflecting mastery of
learning objectives rather than mere assignment completion.
Proponents of coaching - based supervision contend that, when separated from evaluation practices, coaching
provides a «safe place» for teachers to
learn and practice new skills and
reflect on outcomes — while still drawing upon observation, feedback, and other common supervisory practices (Joyce & Showers, 1982, p. 6).
These events
provide opportunities for students to
reflect on and talk about what they have
learned, the process of creation, and their own personal insights.
In previous articles, we focused
on reflection - in - action and presented how Teaching Analytics and
Learning Analytics can facilitate classroom teachers to
reflect on their teaching designs or
provide personalized support to students.
The benchmark
provides a confidential framework to
reflect on your current
learning strategy that has been refined by 3600 Learning and Development leaders and a wide range of industry
learning strategy that has been refined by 3600
Learning and Development leaders and a wide range of industry
Learning and Development leaders and a wide range of industry experts.
Perfect for choosing a way to end a lesson,
reflect on learning and
provide exit tickets for the teacher to gauge
learning and understanding.
«The lesson plans
provide opportunities for students to engage in active
learning and to discuss and
reflect upon the social and emotional aspects of issues they face
on a daily basis.
Hill and her colleagues found that teachers» deep and flexible understanding of math concepts,
reflected in their higher scores
on the assessment, helped them
provide richer
learning opportunities for students.
At the same time, TEP
provides its candidates with means to
reflect, analyze, and strengthen their practice and their students»
learning on an
on - going basis in a bi-weekly advisory.
This book will help you
learn from charter school experiences, better understand charter school performance,
reflect on the non-achievement impacts of charter schools, and
provide you information
on what the charter school universe looks like today.
Instruction and assessment are inextricably linked, in my mind, and if you start planning your PBL with the intention for students to be involved in the assessment — giving them opportunities to set goals,
reflect on their
learning throughout the process (while you're
providing feedback), you have SLA embedded in your PBL.
The book includes a description of 75 FACTs (Formative Assessment Classroom Techniques) that can be used for the purposes of eliciting and identifying preconceptions, engaging and motivating students, activating thinking and promoting metacognition,
providing stimuli for math discussion, initiating mathematical inquiry and idea exploration, supporting concept development and transfer of knowledge, improving questioning and responses,
providing feedback, supporting peer and self - assessment, and
reflecting on learning.
A good
learning game should include a large element of interaction and it should
provide an opportunity for your learners to
reflect on their own experience.
Additionally, students can analyze their own reflective entries as well as those of their peers «to identify key characteristics of good
learning experiences as well as poor ones» (Darling - Hammond & Bransford, 2005, p. 85), and the more preservice teachers think about and
reflect on their and others» experiences and
provide feedback to their peers, the more prepared they are to make sense of the preservice experience.
As educators «build» a
learning path with quality assessment, «pave» the path by
providing students with the tools to
reflect on their
learning, and «illuminate» it by the «light» of understanding student expectations for future success — and then push them beyond those expectations (Hattie, 2009), the state test become simply a small part of a balanced assessment system.
This environment appears to have enriched their classroom
learning by
providing opportunities to «see» the progressive models of teaching they
learn about in their coursework,
provided opportunities — unconstrained by the hours of the school day nor by geographic location — to observe,
reflect on, and analyze teaching practice, and expanded their virtual internship experience by
providing multiple approaches to literacy instruction.
Professional development
provides experiential opportunities to gain an understanding of and
reflect on the research and theory underlying the knowledge and skills being
learned.
It not only allows learners to
reflect on their
learning journey, but,
on completion,
provides a good set of notes that they can return to at any time.
To support this, the Chartered College
provides teachers with access to evidence of what works and the space to
reflect on their
learning to achieve excellence in teaching.
Get a deeper understanding of student knowledge and drive student engagement and
learning by asking students to rate their confidence and
provide justification and journaling of their answers, as well as
reflecting on their answers by reviewing automatically supplied correct answers and answer rationale post-assessment.
provides tools for forming adult study groups, hands -
on activities for adults to explore
learning groups and documentation for themselves, and conversation structures for discussing and
reflecting on student
learning.
Well, when I
reflect on the times that I've been a student I realise what, as a teacher, I need to
provide my students with which will aid their
learning.
The face - to - face sessions also
provided teachers with the opportunity to
reflect on their teaching practices as they discussed which instructional practices would work best for students and which practices needed modification to accommodate specific
learning needs of English language learners or students with
learning disabilities.
Provide students with the opportunity to evaluate and
reflect on their service
learning projects that are personally relevant to them.
As the 1997 position states, teachers must be
provided the time and other resources necessary to
reflect on their experiences, investigate new approaches,
learn new skills, and plan with their colleagues.
Teachers in all schools should be
provided the time and other resources necessary to
reflect on their experiences, investigate new approaches,
learn new skills and content, and plan with their colleagues.
The project will
provide opportunities for teachers to
learn new strategies for collaborative instruction by observing other co-teachers in action, engaging in professional
learning through conferences and research - based readings and dedicated time to establish and
reflect on co-teaching relationships.
Using multiple measures offers the opportunity to
reflect on practice and
provides data to improve teaching and
learning.
Collecting evidence
provides stimulus for
reflecting on your practice, analysing your impact
on student outcomes and colleagues» practice, and identifying professional
learning needs in order to improve your practice.
From state - level reports that
provide a lens into district adoption of technology to survey tools that help state teams
reflect on their efforts and develop plans, the Alliance
provides states with materials needed to craft and monitor digital
learning plans.
He emphasized that learners need to feel a sense of control over
learning situations and should be
provided with opportunities to
reflect on the
learning experiences so they relate, connect and transfer to real life.
The book itself follows the arc of a project,
providing you with guided opportunities to direct and
reflect on your own
learning.
Additional resources in the form of focused tools
provide the framework you need to plan, support, advocate for, implement,
reflect on, and evaluate professional
learning.
Taking the assessments, discussing the texts, questions, and standards, and
reflecting on instruction all
provide insights that lead to powerful teaching and
learning.
The current outdated evaluation system, established in the 1970s, does not
reflect the needs of today's teachers, acknowledge or assess their impact
on student
learning, or
provide them with meaningful guidance and supports.
Based
on the best - selling ASCD books Building Teachers» Capacity for Success and Teach,
Reflect,
Learn, this institute will
provide participants with the tools, strategies, language, and mindset to support all teachers» growth as reflective practitioners.
While there is more work to be done, each year the socioeconomic diversity of our student body better
reflects the strengths found in the rich diversity of our community and delivers
on the mandate for NC charter schools to
provide increased
learning opportunities for those most in need.
This unique
learning experience
provided over 765,000 students around the world the opportunity to
reflect on the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War and to consider the importance of Remembrance Day.