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Leigh Anne Geib has had her students make a big choice - check out her post here about student ownership.
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Check out 5th grade teacher Emily Libbert's idea - she shifted her question of the day after losing board space! She knew it was valuable, and found a way to keep it going.  She later added, "It's actually more personal this way! I get a quick snapshot assessment of how they are doing emotionally each morning. Today's question taught me a girl will be getting a new adopted sister soon, a boys great grandma was murdered long ago, another girl has 2 trampolines, and so much more. :) Tells me what means the most to these kids. Some of them really thought hard about what to tell me!"
Middle school science teacher, Rob Hanson, is trying a shift for the question of the day. He's trying "What's Up Wednesday," and today's conversation was about plans for Labor Day!  Marsha Poh - who teaches middle schoolers in science - generously created her own Google drawings to help other educators either have a notebook of slips for students to fill out, or have a jar for students to put slips in (jar sign here). You simply need to click on the links provided and then click on "make a copy." 
Bridget Bryson has taken "Question of the Day" and made an awesome tweak to it! Read her story here: Students' Reflections and Feedback: Question of the Week  Tired of your current seating arrangement? Leigh Anne Geib shares how she gave it up to the students - Click here to see!  One ShiftThis reader, Kathryn Finch, explains how she created her own recording studio for her music classes! Check it out! How to Build a Recording StudioDouglass Robertson (World History teacher) created this Mesopotamia choice board (<- check the link!), including an option to submit an additional idea! Once you've looked it over, check out the single-point rubric he uses to assess their progress!  Morgan Bleakley gave third graders ownership of the cafeteria walls. What DO they think belongs there??  |
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