What’s one learning habit that has helped you or your students the most? by Ashika Chandni

Explaining goals and skills for kids

2025-04-12 10:18:52 UTC

We call them WALT and WILFs. We unpack the goals for every lesson. Students know what their expectations should be.

2025-04-12 10:19:04 UTC

I sharpen my skills when I demonstrate and have the students practice

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One good learning habit is setting small goals. It makes things easier and helps you stay on track. You can focus on one thing at a time, and it feels good to check things off ONUR OZMEN

2025-04-12 10:19:37 UTC

Use a notebook to keep track of new and unfamiliar knowledge to review.

Personally

2025-04-12 10:19:54 UTC

Setting assigned time slots dedicated to PD or studying helps me stay on track.

Active listening and participation

2025-04-12 10:20:16 UTC

active listening and participation helped them to understand the concept of the lesson and improve their

long -term retention.

Take notes, discuss with others while giving examples for better understanding and sometimes making conceptual maps.

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Interactive method, as in asking simple questions or connecting topics to real world situations, to engage the less interested students.

Continuous appreciation for the slow learners.

Hands on activities

Visual aids- grammar charts, video stories, etc.

2025-04-12 10:21:07 UTC

Our learning habit would be discusssions..I have noticed that my students enjoy the lesson the most when we have discussions we share our ideas or thoughts daily on a topic.

One impactive learning habit on my teaching.

2025-04-12 10:23:07 UTC

I usually teach using physical movement. I have seen children remembering what was taught when they engaged in movement. The children are usually well engaged when physical activity is involved in learning,

2025-04-12 10:24:50 UTC

(About me )One learning habit that has helped my kindergarten students the most is learning through play. Using games and hands-on activities keeps them engaged and helps develop important skills like problem-solving, communication, and creativity in a fun way. It also sparks their curiosity and love for learning.

When I learn martial arts I absolutely need lessons to be broken down into smaller chunks, do the movements several times so, observation, action, sequencing, repetition

2025-04-12 10:25:07 UTC

Creating a schedule.

2025-04-12 10:25:50 UTC

A personally habit that helps me is Scheduling and holding myself accountable to follow through with it step by step.

Implementing consistent routines, segmenting content into manageable chunks, utilizing repetition, incorporating educational games, and integrating movement during the lesson.

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Using features such as an interactive whiteboard, text on the screen, share my screen, and show the students what I'm searching for if I need to explain something in more simpler terms, or share examples of pictures or videos to improve their understanding of the content being taught.

For myself take notes what is to be taught, decide how how silmply it can be explained. eg. by picures or by hands on or by giving other examples.

2025-04-12 10:34:53 UTC

For myself take notes what is to be taught, decide how how silmply it can be explained. eg. by picures or by hands on or by giving other examples.

2025-04-12 10:35:43 UTC

For myself take notes what is to be taught, decide how how silmply it can be explained. eg. by picures or by hands on or by giving other examples.

2025-04-12 10:37:16 UTC