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Sue Bergen
Interesting to hear from students when asked about their important learnings from working in community
Arguments! How we learn to work through dissonance
Collaboration Excellent!

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Working on strategies to build individual student capacity with both assessment and reflection of learning

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Using pedagogical documentation and setting an intention helps us all focus better on what we document to help us see how the elements are changing.

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Hearing the teachers describe their experience with the learning community process was helpful as a precursor to the classroom visit. Educators and learners are learning alongside each other; learner agency is evident in student choice, voice and reflection on their learning.

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CLE sharks were terrific hosts.  Great to observe with intent other Learning Community dynamics

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I found that reflection on my learning intentions (Teachers as researchers (documenting learning to determine their next steps) beneficial. I was able to observe the teachers using the iPad to document student learning and having conversations and observations with students to determine potential next steps.

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Terry Beaudry
Thank-you CLE Dragonfly Learning Community for making your thinking visible through your sketchpads, conversations, and self assessments. I learned from the students today the importance of specific and kind comments from peers to stretch their thinking.

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Peter Gallo

It was very obvious that the students were able to make their thinking visible through various mediums. They were also able to explain their thinking at a deeper level. It was clear that they knew their learning intention and valued the choice in how to demonstrate it.

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Setting an intention was a powerful part of the documentation process. I was more focused on what I was looking for while in the classroom. I also thought it was important to think of what I would need as evidence to show my learning. I used note taking as my main evidence of noticing shifts in the pedagogical core. I also liked the quiet reflection after the visitation and then the KBC format as it helps me build my thinking around others and deepen my understanding.