Showing posts with label persistence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label persistence. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Reflecting on the Marshmallow Challenge

It was fantastic to see the team work that went on in all the groups yesterday!  Have you checked out the photos yet? 

I need some bloggers to add captions to the photos - see me if you're keen.  :-)

REFLECTING ON OUR LEARNING

  • Think about what you accomplished yesterday.
  • Discuss what the challenges were.
  • What worked well, what didn't work so well?
  • What would you change if you could do the challenge again today?
  • Is it easier working in the groups I chose or having the freedom to choose your own groups?  Why?
Post your comments / thoughts and let the discussion begin!  (Keep in mind Reader Courtesy too).



Monday, February 4, 2013

The Marshmallow Challenge

Or...How to REALLY encourage Habits of Mind including Thinking Flexibly, Persistence, Using Humour, etc!!

We challenged our abilities to work cooperatively with people we don't usually work with - Miss H chose the cooperative groups this time.  We're reflecting on the challenges this provided and how easy / hard it is to work with people whose learning styles, etc may be very different to our own.  (This will also tie in with Multiple Intelligences learning as well as Habits of Mind).

















Thursday, November 8, 2012

Focusing On Being Organised, Self-Managing and Ready For Learning



Hi everyone!  Hope you're having a great week.  Here's a question for you (a few questions, actually):

  • How organised are you each day and are you always ready for learning?
  • What does 'Ready for learning mean to you?'
  • How could you self-manage this more effectively and efficiently so that you are taking responsibility for being ready for learning?


Add your thoughts below and then challenge yourselves to make a change.

You might find the following link helpful at school and at home.  Check it out and let me know your thoughts on it - get the discussion started!

 http://www.internet4classrooms.com/links_grades_kindergarten_12/parents_time_management_help.htm



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