Take the Educational Philosophy Self-Assessment to learn more about your educational philosophy. After Submission, review your email receipt with your scores for each section/category. Then, you can see how closely your responses align to the major educational philosophies.

Students / WALT:

• Explain

• Respond

• Take notes

• Sort

• Describe

• Write

• Read

• Analyze

• Investigate

• Critique

• Share

 

Students will work:

• Alone

• With an assignment partner

• As a whole class

• With a teacher

• With a specific support

• In a small assignment group

• At their table/ rug

 

Students will be differentiated by

• Homogenous grouping (similar ability)

• Heterogenous grouping (different ability)

• Leveled books

• Different graphic organizers

• Word walls

• Checklists

• Assigned roles

• Choice boards

• Sentence starters

• Sentence Frame

• Behavioral supports

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Students will discuss:

• Using stop n jot stickies

• Using whisper voices

• During partner talk

• By taking turns using a system

• On a jamboard

• Using total participation techniques

• On a group poster

• Using conversation cards

 

Students will use:

• Graphic organizer

• Specific books

• Primary sources

• Anchor charts

• Flashcards

• Magic envelope information

• Conversation cards

• Game pieces