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3/9/2026 Teacher Clarity

 

3/9/2026



Teacher Clarity

Pages 24-31



Take a moment to review the Best Practices Checklists on pages 27, 29, and 31. Choose one item you would like to improve on. Which item, why, how? :)



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  1. Best Practices for Making Learning Relevant (all items!) piqued my interest most this week. I typically explain WHAT they are learning and why it is important (globally…not so much individually), and HOW to be successful using scaffolding, check-lists, rubrics, etc. I think I need to focus more on how/why it is important to them INDIVIDUALLY in order to build that intrinsic motivation. I really like the idea of addressing relevance on the continuum: Personal Association, Personal Usefulness, and Personal Identification. In the blogging format I am revamping…I would like for students to respond to each ‘level’ to “invite students into learning” and “help students [find a purpose or] reach a personal goal” and “recognize that the task or text aligns with their identities and ability to impact others”.

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