T.A.L.K.
Conversation is at the heart of learning. This is about learners (children, students) talking their way into learning.
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
Sunday, July 31, 2022
Working on MISTAKES
What do we/can we learn from making mistakes?
A new topic I am beginning to explore. Please stay tuned in…
Fran
Thursday, May 12, 2022
Retrieving an old post
Had a recent request from a teacher friend looking for info on pre reading skills
Found several good posts on this site!
Monday, March 29, 2021
A Year of Work on "Learning How to Learn"
After collecting, reviewing, and reporting on Executive Function sources, I am reposting summaries of work from the last 3 months (January to March, 2021) that focuses on Executive Function skills.
Instructional
Ideas for Goal
Setting/Planning/Initiating
Note:
These sources are classroom oriented, but can be individualized or
personalized! This is the final week postings of a year-long series on teaching
children (K-12) Executive Function skills from the following source:
Promoting Executive Function in the Classroom, Lynn Meltzer
Executive Function in the Classroom, Christopher Kaufman, Ph.D.
Boosting Executive Skills in the Classroom, Joyce Cooper-Kahn and
Margaret Foster
The Executive Function Guidebook by Roberta Strosnider and Valerie
Saxton Sharpe
Meltzer
*Understanding the Big
Picture
*Valuing the Task
*Setting Proximal,
Specific and Appropriately Challenging Goals
^Prioritizing Tasks: Obligation, Aspiration,
Negotiation
Cooper-Kahn and Foster (Classroom Culture, PLANNING, Routines,
Classroom Design)
*Planning Assignments with
Students’ Executive Load in Mind
*Managing Time Frames with
Executive Functioning I Mind
*Strategy Training
Strosnider and Sharpe
(Planning within the Prioritizing, Organizing, Sequencing, Managing
Time, Planning cluster)
*Planners
*Backward Mapping Strategy
(across a month-long time frame)
*Checklist Strategy Card
*Visual Schedule
Kaufman did not have any specific
suggestions for this/these skills.
Monday, September 21, 2020
Going Back to School
I've missed this post. Will be updating it with focus on Learning How to Learn, beginning In Kindergarten.