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Page References

Resources:Need to create a topic checklistClick here for a template. What to do:A few years ago I wrote this post called Traffic Light Progress. Where I suggested giving students’ checklists of content from units of study. I asked to get students to RAG rate their progress/levels of understanding- Red= Bad, Amber= Average, and Green= good.I still do this, however, in line with an ideas by Kate Bloomfield who argues that students exercise books should be the best revision guides they can get I have used her idea to get them to number every single page and create a contents page that is stuck into the front of their books. (Click here for more details!)This post combines the two ideas together.Give students checklists, get them to number their pages, then ask them to put page references next to each section along with RAG rating their quality of notes. This should help trigger what they need to improve on and more importantly, redo? Variations:Students can create checklists from their completed work first? Then compare to the checklist you provide?

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Compliment Corner

Resources:Post it notes!What to do:This post links to the Staff Shout Out post here. This time get students to write a compliment to a peer, stick it in the corner of

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Question Prompts

Resources:Download the prompts from here– (This is not mine- I found this on Twitter- No idea from who! If they are yours- let me know and I will reference immediately!)Or this

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Strongest/Weakest

Resources: Whiteboard & Whiteboard pens? Post its? What to do: As students walk into your classroom ask them to write on the board/post it their strongest topic and their weakest

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