Watch this short classroom video clip to see a teacher introducing learning intentions & success criteria. Notice how she makes the content clear & accessible.
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Teacher clarity is more than simply posting student-friendly learning targets. It’s also about helping students gauge their own progress through the use of success criteria and intentional and deliberate feedback. How has #teacherclarity helped your instruction?
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If you've been following me, you know we frequently discuss learning intentions and success criteria on this page. But do we truly grasp the distinction between the two? Here is a simplified breakdown.
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"Teachers, too often, deny their own expertise."
John Hattie points to teachers mindsets and expertise as the biggest factor in improving learning outcomes: #VisibleLearning
John Hattie writes that the secret to great teaching lies in evaluative thinking—it's less about what teachers do and more about how they think about what they do. #VisibleLearning@VisibleLearning
.@john_hattie is still updating his research involving 1500+ meta-analyses and 300+ million students, but the story remains the same. Check out the new and updated chart of the #Visiblelearning 250+ Influences on student achievement!
The jigsaw methods have an effect size of 1.20! Here's a great article that explains what it is, and offers a 6-step process to running a jigsaw activity in your classroom: @TeachHub#Visiblelearning
"Those moment-by-moment decisions that great teachers make to adjust, to refine, to improve, in light of the impact they have on students, is what the core idea of #Visiblelearning is. Read the article! @edweek
Whether teaching in a traditional classroom setting or from a distance, what strategies are you using to help your #students become assessment-capable learners?
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"In order to learn, students need to feel safe, cared for, and emotionally connected to their teachers and each other."
Great read here:
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Ts should focus on learning! It's a mindset I believe we all need. John Hattie (2012) suggests 10 mind frames that can be used to guide our decisions. How many mindframes guide your practice? #AskFisherFrey#VisibleLearning#education#Mindframes
Should vocabulary be taught by direct instruction? Here's a model for selecting vocabulary for direction instruction - from Visible Learning for Literacy by @CorwinPress#AskFisherFrey#VisibleLearning#literacy
The jigsaw methods have an effect size of 1.20! Here's a great article that explains what it is, and offers a 6-step process to running a jigsaw activity in your classroom: #Visiblelearning
"The purpose of schooling is to equip students with learning strategies, or the skills of learning how to learn." - @john_hattie Here's a great article on #Visiblelearning and teaching strategies: