Thursday, April 17, 2014

Student Centeredness

As we continue to develop student centered classroom and strive to have students take ownership in their learning this serves as a guide for making lessons student centered. A teacher may ask themselves each of these questions and the answers can be teacher, student, or both student and teacher. The more that we can answer student the more ownership, voice, and choice that students will have over the learning process. With the appropriate amount of scaffolding in each of these areas it can work but with out it might be a bit chaotic. We need to build to this and it does not happen over night but take the risk and practice a growth mindset.

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