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Objectives:

1-understand how student mindframes are tied to teacher clarity

2-summarize how you can more fully engage students

3-Share your successes with peers

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What does teacher clarity have to do with student mindframes?

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Have you visited visiblelearningmetax.com? If not, you should.

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Berry, 2020

p. 104

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Mindframes for Students that Allow them to Drive

  • Know their current level of understanding
  • Know where they’re going and are confident to take on the challenge
  • Select tools to guide their learning
  • Seek feedback and recognize that errors are opportunities to learn
  • Monitor their progress and adjust their learning
  • Recognize their learning and teach others

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Three Questions

What am I learning today?

Why am I learning this?

How will I know that I have learned it?

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Mindframes for Students that Allow them to Drive

  • Know their current level of understanding
  • Know where they’re going and are confident to take on the challenge
  • Select tools to guide their learning
  • Seek feedback and recognize that errors are opportunities to learn
  • Monitor their progress and adjust their learning
  • Recognize their learning and teach others

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Know their current level of understanding

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Self-Assessment

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Conferencing

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Pre-Assessment

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Know where they’re going and are confident to take on the challenge

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Type your responses in the jamboard

How can you ensure students know where they are in the learning journey?

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Type your responses here…..

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Seek feedback and recognize that errors are opportunities to learn

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0.5

Reverse effects

Zone of desired effects

Hattie, J. (2009). Visible learning: A synthesis of over 800 meta-analyses related to achievement. New York: Routledge.

Feedback: d = 0.75

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Self-reported Grades

0.7 effect size

Engaged students are more likely to respond to feedback - they want to learn more.

Feedback thrives on errors - celebrate the errors and create a culture that expects them.

Assessment guides feedback!

Feedback

Dimensions Needed for Effective Feedback

1, Relationship between teacher and student is a positive one.

2. Teacher is seen as credible (see instructional strategies).

3. Classroom climate doesn’t see errors as shame, but as part of the learning process.

Virtual Feedback -Interactive videos -EdPuzzle

  • Teacher-made or produced videos that students need to respond to throughout the videos.
  • Student can view it again and again - advantage over face to face!
  • Increased attention & greater reflection.
  • More student choice and control -time, pace & place.

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Type your responses in the jamboard.

What do we need to do to teach students to seek feedback?

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Type your responses here…..

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Monitor their progress and adjust their learning

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Source: Success Criteria Playbook

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Areas that Need Work

Success Criteria

Evidence of Exceeding Standards

Topic introduced effectively.

Related ideas grouped together to give some organization.

Topic developed with multiple facts, definitions, details.

Linking words and phrases connect ideas within a category of information.

Strong concluding statement or section.

5th Grade Writing Rubric

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I can describe characteristics of each: atoms, molecules, macromolecules, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, and the human body.

KNOW

SHOW

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I can describe characteristics of each: atoms, molecules, macromolecules, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, and the human body.

KNOW

SHOW

List all of the things that you know based on the success criteria

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I can describe characteristics of each: atoms, molecules, macromolecules, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, and the human body.

KNOW

SHOW

List all of the things that you know based on the success criteria

How can you show that you know these things?

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Retelling

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Type your responses in the jamboard

What monitoring tools can you provide students?

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Type your responses here…..

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Recognize their learning and teach others

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Directions: You must take the test.

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You must take the test.

But your score will be based on the 500 words you write that tell me what you learned.

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Directions: The entire test has already been finished for you.

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Your job is to figure out if this person did it right and if not, what caused the error.

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Self-reported Grades

1.33 effect size

Success Criteria

Show them what success looks like. Share scoring rubrics and examples of proficiency before you get too far in the activity. Expectations for proficiency and grading should not be a surprise or unknown to the students. Create a folder for each unit labeled ‘Success Criteria’ to put these documents in.

Self-reported Grades

Data Notebook

Create templates for students to track their learning and growth. These can be included on the learning progressions or be stand-alone documents within their folders. Many Virtual Google Examples Here.

Learning Progressions

Share learning progressions with students so they can see where they are on the learning continuum and can make a plan on how to reach their learning goals. Each student can have their own and highlight sections as they master - showing growth. Teachers can add examples of success at each level on the learning progressions as well.

Student Reflection

Students review their learning process, challenges, and successes. Reflection can happen before, during and after the learning. Reflection Questions Here

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Virtual Book Club

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What does the text inspire me to do?

  • Presentation
  • Debate
  • Writing
  • Socratic seminar
  • Investigation and research
  • ?

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Type your responses in the jamboard

How can students demonstrate what they’ve learned or teach others?

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Type your responses here…..

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Mindframes for Students

  • Know their current level of understanding
  • Know where they’re going and are confident to take on the challenge
  • Select tools to guide their learning
  • Seek feedback and recognize that errors are opportunities to learn
  • Monitor their progress and adjust their learning
  • Recognize their learning and teach others

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Summary

  • If I remember to __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ then___________________________________________________________________________________________________.

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Learn more about our services for Distance Learning at corwin.com/thedistancelearningplaybook

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EDUCATION ANCHOR

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Tools Needed for Successful Engagement during Virtual Learning

Focus on the function of the tools, not the tools themselves ELA Example

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EDUCATION ANCHOR

@pegmischler

Self-reported Grades

0.7 effect size

Engaged students are more likely to respond to feedback - they want to learn more.

Feedback thrives on errors - celebrate the errors and create a culture that expects them.

Assessment guides feedback!

Feedback

Dimensions Needed for Effective Feedback

1, Relationship between teacher and student is a positive one.

2. Teacher is seen as credible (see instructional strategies).

3. Classroom climate doesn’t see errors as shame, but as part of the learning process.

Virtual Feedback -Interactive videos -EdPuzzle

  • Teacher-made or produced videos that students need to respond to throughout the videos.
  • Student can view it again and again - advantage over face to face!
  • Increased attention & greater reflection.
  • More student choice and control -time, pace & place.