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A good student works hard, doesn’t give up, asks for helps, and listens.

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waiting their turn to talk 🔥

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Respectful kind and safe!!

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Thinking and doing!

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Still trying even though they may not understand

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Kind, on task, doesn’t give up

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Engaged and actively trying

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Eye contact with teacher, peers and work.

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Student engaged in the activity/task

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Eye contact with speaker, ignoring distractions, thinking about learning, asking questions

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Children taking turns in conversation and using appropriate voice levels and staying committed to the task

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Listening attentively and respectfully. Trying your beat

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listening to classmates’ thoughts and learning from them

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Good studenting is consistent engagement and participation in activities from ALL

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Sharing ideas, showing multiple ways to get to an answer

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Problem solving

Collaboration

Hard work

Grit

Show your thinking

Asking questions

Engaged

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A good student asks questions, uses resources & tools and knows their goals / steps to be successful

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Ready to learn, be a friend, be open to making mistakes!

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Ready to learn, be a friend, be open to making mistakes!

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asks questions, not disruptive, walks away new learning

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Good studenting looks like they are showing their work

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Never gives up and tries their personal best.

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making mistakes, trying your best, being open minded, being excited!

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-On topic conversations

-Accountable Talk

-Supporting Classmates

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“Good studenting” looks like applying connections, seeking support and assistance AFTER trying it on their own, and illustrating their knowledge in multiple, diverse representations