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1. Tying the assessment to the objective is important. It helps students assess themselves when their work aligns with their learning objective.
2. Bloom's Taxonomy leveled-thinking. Picking the right level of learning is just as important as aligning the assessment to the objective.
3. Simple, concise instructions. It benefits everyone (including ELLs and struggling students) when the instructions are displayed, everyone reads them out loud, we discuss the process, and practice the process. That way, students are more comfortable in working by themselves.
4. Physical movement. Students have a lot of energy, so why not use it? Plus, studies have shown when students physically move while learning, their brains light up and make more connections than just sitting down.

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I'm not sure where the source is from. My ESL instructor provided it for us in class. I've found it to be useful.

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Students can easily be misled when they're learning something. Learning is communication. Communication can be misleading if not stated clearly. If students aren't used to communicating effectively, they might be misled when learning something new.

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It's essential that teachers fully comprehend the content they're teaching. When my group and I started talking about our misconception lesson, we had research our topic. None of us knew what causes the moon to go through its phases, so we had to find out. After we realized it was the sun's reflection, we saw how easily kids could get confused. I was also shocked that kids are learning it in first grade!

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This semester was the first time I had heard and learned about anchoring phenomena. While I understand the gist of it, not having learned via that method (growing up), it's hard for me to visualize it sometimes. I just hope my unit goes well because out of all my classes, this science course has been my biggest struggle.

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Both images captured from website: https://www.memedroid.com/memes/tag/moon