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Celebration! How do you celebrate success in your classroom? 

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Celebration! How do you celebrate success in your classroom? 

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This chapter gives a very clear picture of how teachers can proceed in creating clear learning goals that have corresponding scales and rubrics. This is a start to the entire process.

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It is difficult to provide feedback without clearly defined learning goals.

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I put students work on display by reading or sharing the work with the rest of the class and commenting on what they did well. I try to show how their work lined up with the learning goal.

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An effective teacher:

*provides clearly stated learning goals along with scales or rubrics that describe levels of performance relative to the learning goal

*facilitates tracking student progress on learning goals with assessments

*provides students with recognition of their current status and knowledge gain

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To be successful, students must understand what they are expected to achieve and how to get there.

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I use a lot of frequent feedback with my scholars. I try and avoid saying generic things like good job and instead say something along the lines of "You did it! You ________ (insert something they did well). I also have picture cues I hold up to scholars so they get immediate feedback and encouragement throughout the lesson. And of course hanging up work in the room.

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When students have a clear understanding of what they are expected to learn and how they will be assessed, their engagement and motivation soar.

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Providing clear learning goals to students is a fundamental aspect of effective teaching.

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I use a lot of positive verbal praise to help motivate my students. Also posted work in hallway and classroom. As well as giving students the opportunity to share what they are learning with the class. They like to talk so why not have them talking about what they are learning.