Quick-Fire Write: Learning Behaviours
Think Before You Start - Discuss
How do you think behaviours are linked to how you learn?
How do you tackle doing any learning at home?
Get the transcriptQuick-Fire Questions
- What are your favourite ways of learning, and why?
- What do you think is the most important behaviour for learning and why?
- How can both independence and collaboration be useful skills?
- If a new student joined your class, what would you tell them are the key values for learning in your school, and why?
Key Words -
Can you use them in a sentence?
Learner: a person who is learning a subject or skill.
Behaviour: the way in which someone acts or conducts themselves.
Be The Teacher -
Fix this broken sentence!
When I learn I liek too wrote notes with a paper and pen becasue it helps me rember what I am learing.
Stretch Yourself...
Write a 2 minute podcast to teach others about learning behaviours.
Go Create...
Design a symbol for each different learning behaviour. Design a range of merchandise (t-shirts, mugs) with the different logos on.
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