Learning Strategies

This strategy helps students reflect on how their understanding or thinking may have shifted after exploring or learning about a concept, idea, or perspective.

This learning strategy provides students with the opportunity to walk around a classroom, actively engaging with content and each other.

This strategy helps students pause and reflect on how they are feeling about a concept or idea.

This strategy helps students challenge and reflect on ideas, understandings and perspectives.

This strategy helps students explore and synthesize information while incorporating and honoring individual points of view.

This strategy helps students build relationships within a small group by identifying commonalities, distinctions, and areas of expertise.

This learning strategy helps students activate prior knowledge or share ideas in an anonymous, safe way.

This strategy helps students collaborate and practice active listening by taking turns to offer insights without cross-talking.

In this learning strategy, students walk around the room to gather information from their peers.

This strategy helps students comprehend large blocks of text by looking at and annotating the text in a continuous scroll format.

This strategy helps students summarize and engage with new content.

This strategy helps students generate ideas in response to prompts and build on the ideas of others.

This strategy helps students participate actively in group discussions.

This strategy helps students develop a deeper understanding of new words or concepts.

This strategy helps students identify key ideas from a text, video, or other content and share these with a partner.