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Easy to teach without having to preview first

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Remembering to print the worksheets ahead of time, without them I couldn't keep my kids participating.

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Content was strong and useful for students

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Content was strong and useful for students

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Scenarios applied to the students, and prompted conversations

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Print worksheets ahead of time

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Allows me to cover advisories when a teacher is absent and still be able to teach 

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Allows me to cover advisories when a teacher is absent and still be able to teach 

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Students thought it didn't apply to them. Didn't see the importance of it.

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The videos led to deep conversations.

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Getting kids to use the notebooks to reflect and answer the questions

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students not wanting to participate

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Very easy to teach with engaging visuals.

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Print all worksheets for the unit and stack them in a cupboard. Not sure if I should have students keep them, or toss them. 

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Print all worksheets for the unit and stack them in a cupboard. Not sure if I should have students keep them, or toss them. 

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Student buy-in; they didn't want to share out.

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Student buy-in; they didn't want to share out.

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I really liked the printable handouts that students could fill in. I feel like it helped some students be more engaged.

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More student friendly than past curriculums

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Hard to get students to talk.

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easy to teach without prepping

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printing the materials ahead of time helped a little

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A handful of students derailed any efforts to move through a lesson with rigor.

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A handful of students derailed any efforts to move through a lesson with rigor.

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I tried to use composition notebooks for the writing...I should have used the worksheets.

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Encourage the use of worksheets to help structure and increase student engagement

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Encourage the use of worksheets to help structure and increase student engagement

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Getting students to participate

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Journals didn't come until later in the year. They aren't as user friendly as the worksheets

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Some students were reluctant to participate or get into pairs/groups to discuss.

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Ease of use. Little prep needed. Content was current to students in school life

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Talk to your fellow teachers, many teachers had creative ways to help keep students more engaged.

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Easy to navigate

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The slides were user friendly and the information on the slides was not too overwhelming for the kids to look at

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Lack of ice breakers to get the class talking and motivated.

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Lack of ice breakers to get the class talking and motivated.

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Build more community with the class.

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Printed copies of the worksheets

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Student participation and accountability

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print the entire unit prior to starting it.

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students were relucant to engage content

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I think at the beginning, make it very clear that Advisory is all about participation. I think it will be better to teach those expectations and focus on making sure they do that even if we don't get through a whole lesson.

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We may need to move our tier 2 SEL elsewhere, because a few kids can absolutely kill the open welcoming mood you need for this to work

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We may need to move our tier 2 SEL elsewhere, because a few kids can absolutely kill the open welcoming mood you need for this to work

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I liked how it reminded you about content from previous lessons and then built on it without expecting you to remember it all a week later.

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printing the worksheets this year

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Student engagement and relativism

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not be so ridged and allow for some advisory lessons to be teacher created and not always second step. These could be fun and culture building lessons to create enjoyment for the students