Effective communication between facilitators and learners goes beyond just announcements and reminders. It involves making learning clear, fostering understanding, and building a culture of ownership and trust. When students understand the why, what, and how of their learning, they become more motivated, focused, and capable of guiding their own progress. Here are key strategies for strengthening communication and helping students take charge of their learning: 1. Make Learning Visible Learning Target Charts Think of these as visual roadmaps displayed in the classroom. Clearly written in student-friendly language, they help learners understand what they’re working on and where they’re headed. These charts serve as constant reference points, encouraging metacognition and keeping learning goals prominent. Here is a simple example: Alg 1 Unit 1 LT Checklist . You can post this along with a magnet indicating which learning target or success criteria you are focusing on each day. Unit of St...
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