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Owning the Learning: Intentional Student Choice

Lindsay Hawkins, Lindsay Williams, Lindsay Williams | Published: September 16th, 2020 by K20 Center

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Owning the Learning: Intentional Student Choice

Participants engage in activities to explore strategies that can increase the intentional use of student choice by bridging content and student interest. These strategies provide opportunities for students to feel they have some control or ownership in their learning environment, which can make learning more meaningful. Participants will focus on their content area and identify specific strategies that they can implement in a variety of ways, whether student choice is small or large. Teachers can use the strategies that they believe are best suited for their classroom environments.

Owning the Learning: Intentional Student Choice

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How can teachers bridge content and student interest?

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  • Agenda—Owning the Learning
  • Authentic Learning and Teaching—Owning the Learning
  • Instructional Strategy Note Sheet—Owning the Learning
  • Paint Chip Strips—Owning the Learning
  • Professional Learning Slides—Owning the Learning
  • SCORE Reflection—Owning the Learning
  • Student Choice Card Sort Place Mat—Owning the Learning
  • Student Choice Card Sort Strips 4in x 1in—Owning the Learning
  • Student Choice Card Sort Strips—Owning the Learning

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