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FOR TEACHERS

What is an Accountability Checkpoint?

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ACCOUNTABILITY CHECKPOINT

  • On your Task Card today, there will be a box that looks like this (below). When your group gets there, raise your hand to call me over.

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  • I will randomly select one member of your group and ask a question about the conclusions/solutions your group has reached so far.
    • If the group member can answer the question well, I will prompt you to move on to the next section of the task
    • If the group member cannot yet answer the question, I will prompt you to reconnect with each other to ensure everyone’s perspective and understanding is valued.

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WHY WE DO THIS

  • In here, we take care of each other and attend to more than just ourselves.
  • It is a chance to practice these important group (and life) skills:

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REFLECTING ON OUR GROUP WORK

Which member of your group did this really well today? What did they do, specifically?

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How did it feel to have someone care

about your needs?

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How did it feel to reach out to other inquire about what other people in your group needed?