Level of understanding

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People understand you from their level of perception, It is your responsibility to know exactly who you are and not get lost in what they are projecting onto you.

Most teachers agree that having students reflect upon their learning is important. But how do you incorporate this valuable reflection time into an already busy day. I've gathered a few ideas of how you can give your students time for meaningful self-reflections and not take up too much of your instruction time. Hand Signals I've found hand signals the quickest and easiest way to give student time for a quick reflect on their learning. 4 fingers mean . . . I know everything that was taught…

Have you ever told your students to find the “deeper meaning” of a text? Or asked them to share their “deeper understanding” of a concept or skill? Then you, like me, are gu…

Target Teachers on Instagram: "@libbyklinnerteaching leaves markers next to the turn-in bin and students can use the markers to signal to her their level of understanding!"

Helps you instantly assess your students! Simply place the easy-to-read magnet strips on the whiteboard for students to reference at a glance year round. Call out "Fist to Five Check" to the class during any lesson to have students raise their hands to quickly show their levels of understanding! Display vertically or horizontally on your board; completed chart measures 12.7"W x 20.6"H when displayed vertically Set of 7 Ages 6+/Grades 1+

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Bob Proctor shares a 4-step process that explains how thoughts become things. He also provides an explanation of the 7 Levels of Awareness that helps you see what adjustments you need to make to your thinking process to get the results you most want in life.

billy chapata | self-love, healing, poetry & prose 🌻✨ on Instagram: “••| never internalize anyones opinions of you as your truth. some people are only able to see you from a level of understanding that they…”

What level are you listening at? 👂 There are so many different ways that you can listen to someone, from barely paying attention to the other person to using all your listening and empathising skills to try to understand how they are thinking and feeling. While not all conversations require us to use empathic listening (that would be draining and unstainable!), there are critical moments and close relationships which deserve this level of attention and effort.

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A change in a prompt can influence how a student responds thinks. A study found that using a problem-based curriculum can help students develop their own hypotheses and take risks — all signs of deeper-level learning.

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In 1943 Abraham Maslow created the Hierarchy of Needs model. He theorised that there are basic needs that every person is inherently motivated to fulfil. When the needs on one level are met, that person seeks to fulfil the needs on the next level, and so

Based on Marzano's levels of understanding. Great for students to use for self assessment and tracking their own learning!

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