-Data Driven

-Students explore concepts

-Students provide feedback to each other

• Student Driven

-Feedback Loop

Meeting students where they're at

Student choice

Actively engaged

Student-driven topics

Creativity

-Students are at the center of the learning, discussing objectives, sharing different perspectives, and ideas.

-Students give feedback

-Verbal or written communication between students and teacher or student to student.

-Students develop academic independence

Strong relationships with students

Flexible seating to promote collaboration

Positive peer interactions

Students actively engaged

Student voice and choice is encourages

students take control of lesson

Direct instruction on what that looks like first

student input and engagement

teacher takes a backseat

meeting students where they are

students take leadership roles in classroom learning

Guided discovery

Meeting students where they are at

Some kids will lead and others hang back and are reserved

Students as active participants

Varied learning styles

Self directed - some not ready for that in MS

personalized learning paths

Student centered learning is when the result of the learning is determined by the student. For example, only the students know what they have learned from the lesson; this may be different from the "essential question", but should match one of the objectives in the plan.

-giving students space to think and share after teachers give content

-give students choice and options while having student centered learning

-teacher facilitating, while student share ideas and explore other thinking