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The following  links are resources that you can use while preparing your presentations

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The following  links are resources that you can use while preparing your presentations

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I've shared a few posts about Approaches to Learning (ATL Skills) before: and I haven't posted a link to my ATL Toolkit, but have not explicitly talked about it here.

My ATL toolkit has every ATL Skill, Cluster and Indicator...but then with each indicator, it gives resources, including thinking routines, videos and strategies, to help you support students in developing those skills.

Some examples:
Communication - Give and Receive Meaningful Feedback
The spreadsheet has resources for most indicators, but not all, and it is mostly full of things that I have found and used. ​​ My request is that people share the resources they use, so that I can add it to the ATL Toolkit - many heads are better than one right?

Please share links in the comments, or you can comment directly on theATL TOOLKIT!

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During the ATL training I delivered the other day, several people asked for posters to put in their classroom, so that the ATLs could be visible, they could easily remember all of them and to help students be more aware of them. Luckily my husband is a graphic designer, so I was able to put him to work:

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During the ATL training I delivered the other day, several people asked for posters to put in their classroom, so that the ATLs could be visible, they could easily remember all of them and to help students be more aware of them.