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student reflection

documenting learning
Proficiency-Based Learning 

The powerful practice of documenting learning

October 19, 2019October 22, 2019 Susan Hennessey 0 Comments Allison Zmuda, Angela Stockman, Don Taylor, Janet Hale, Kelli Ohms, Melissa Anders Thompson, microcredentials, reflection, student reflection

How do we know what our students know and can do? What, when, and how are we asking them to

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Reflection 

The power of documentation in meaningful learning

June 11, 2018April 29, 2022 Susan Hennessey 2 Comments reflection, Stowe Middle School, student reflection

Exercises for an LMS This past spring, a small group of Stowe Middle School students gathered to help their teachers

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8 year-end reflection tools and activities

May 22, 2017May 22, 2017 Katy Farber 0 Comments Proctor Elementary School, reflection, student reflection, teacher reflection

Reflect, celebrate and plan Oh, the spring. Such a busy time for teachers. There are all those transition meetings, already

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scaffolding year-end reflections
Flexible Pathways The 21st Century Classroom 

Mathew’s Y.E.A.R. at The Compass School

May 30, 2016February 26, 2019 Audrey Homan 0 Comments reflection, student reflection, student voice, The Compass School
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Scaffolding year-end reflections At The Compass School in Westminster, Vermont, students advance through grades by producing evidence of their accomplishments

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R is for REAL Reflection

September 25, 2015April 22, 2022 Life LeGeros 4 Comments #ABCsofedtech, Blogger, Dipity, Feedreader, Haiku Deck, MoveNote, nearpod, student reflection, Thinglink, Vocaroo, WeVideo

Getting real about student reflection Ah, reflection. It may bring to mind an introspective moment, perhaps gazing into the still

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