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RL.11-12.1 Playlist: Textual Evidence, Inference, & Uncertainty in Literary Texts

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I love that everything is SO well organized.  All materials are listed and linked and I also love that the student copies force a copy for the student to limit confusion.
The I can statements are awesome!  This is also a great format for virtual learning as well.  We talked about how you have had an increase of emails, but I feel like you are getting a lot of student feedback/product/etc.. with this playlist
Grow - With using Google Classroom, you can link the assignment submission page.  That could make it a tidbit easier.
HF

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LOVE The pre-assessment placement for your pathway!
I also love the layout, and the quick links and the way your students can easily access all the things they need. AND EVEN THE SPOT TO PASTE THEIR SCREENSHOT!
Grow - do these discussions take place in class?  Are there opportunities of places virtually they are able to discuss for students who may or may not be in class.
HF

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Great format.  Easy to read and follow!
I love that you have the students write down their scores...it's almost like a built in data tracker for the students WITH their playlist!
I'm sure you typically do this when assigning, but linking all activities on your playlist would be helpful for students to not have to go back and forth on screens
HF

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Michelle LaRussell
I like how for the beginning students you have limited choices because sometimes have a hard time making choices. The format is also very easy to follow.

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Michelle LaRussell
Very easy format to follow.  The students have lots of different choices of activities to complete.

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Michelle LaRussell
I love the quick links for the students to click on. This is a great idea for me to use with my 1st Grade students.

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Michelle LaRussell
I really like how you have check-ins with the students and they have to come see you to get certain sheets. The format is very easy to follow and students friendly.

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Oceans and Movements Station Rotation Online Digital Version

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I can appreciate how easy this is for all students to follow and know the requirements. It also allows room for differentiation between honors and regular level courses without having to make many changes. Great Job Buckland!

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I really like the layout and how each page is designed to cater to the students learning at that particular level while still allowing students to choose how to learn and what activities to complete. I may have to borrow this!

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I really like the quick likes that take students exactly where they need to go. I have also used pre assessments to direct students to certain directions with activities. It has worked well for me in the past. The issue I seem to have with students that are not in class is reading the instructions to know where they are suppose to start based on the pre assessment score. Do you have any tips for this, when teaching completely virtual students that will not join live meets?

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I love this layout and that students are required to check in before they move on. I can definitely see how this holds students accountable and keeps them on task. I have also implemented the teacher checks on certain single assignments and it has worked well to make sure that students have take away what they are supposed to learn and not just rush through the material and activities.