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Strategy reflection is essential but easy to overlook. What is an easy way you can incorporate strategy reflection into your work?
Check out these additional resources!
Blog: Dr. Lynn Meltzer on Metacognition
Blog: 4 Questions to Promote Student ReflectionHere are some of my favorite surveys!
Learner Sketch Tool: Helps map out a student’s strengths and challenges in 7 areas (memory, movement control, getting along with others, language, complex thinking, attention, keeping track of time). Free, just select “Use as a guest.” https://learnersketch.org/
Values in Action Inventory: This one helps ID what matters to you, so you can make choices based on YOUR values. Free but you have to create an acct (https://www.viacharacter.org/survey/account/register)
Career Tests: I love having students take career tests, regardless of the age. We need to know our strengths and challenges when it comes to work too!
These are such great resources, Michael!
While thinking about the importance of strategy reflection during today’s session, I was reminded of how Visible Thinking routines from Project Zero can help students to start thinking metacognitively. Many of the routines are also helpful for perspective-taking and building empathy.
This blog post covers a few thinking routines that can be used with students of all ages: https://smarts-ef.org/blog/visible-thinking-routines-to-support-students-learning/
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