✅ Understand key strategies for differentiating content, process, and product.
✅ Identify practical, low-prep differentiation tools for immediate classroom use.
✅ Explain the purpose and impact of formative assessment.
✅ Apply at least three formative assessment techniques to monitor student progress.
✅ Distinguish between effective and ineffective feedback.
✅ Practice giving feedback that promotes student improvement and motivation.
✅ Identify routines and strategies that reveal student thinking.
✅ Apply one visible thinking routine to deepen classroom discussions.
✅ Define inquiry-based learning and its role in student engagement.
✅ Develop questions and tasks that spark student inquiry.
✅ Understand the principles of positive, relationship-based classroom management.
✅ Apply strategies that create a respectful and orderly learning environment.
✅ Define global citizenship and its importance in international education.
✅ Integrate activities that promote intercultural understanding and responsibility.
✅ Identify key ATL skill categories and their classroom applications.
✅ Plan learning activities that explicitly develop ATL skills.
✅ Understand the difference between content and concept-based teaching.
✅ Design a simple concept-based activity or lesson.
✅ Identify essential components of a well-designed rubric.
✅ Create a draft rubric aligned with clear success criteria.
✅ Explain the importance of scaffolding in supporting language acquisition.
✅ Apply at least three scaffolding strategies in lesson planning.
✅ Understand what it means to teach for transfer across contexts.
✅ Identify opportunities for supporting transfer of learning in your subject.
✅ Explain the value of goal-setting in student learning and growth.
✅ Apply a goal-setting framework to guide students in creating meaningful goals.
✅ Identify barriers to inclusion and strategies to address them.
✅ Apply inclusive teaching practices to meet diverse learner needs.
✅ Understand the backward design process in unit planning.
✅ Develop a draft unit outline using backward planning.
✅ Define academic resilience and its impact on student learning.
✅ Apply strategies to help students develop persistence and adaptability.
✅ Recognize key factors that influence student well-being.
✅ Integrate practical strategies that support emotional and social health.
✅ Understand cognitive load theory and its relevance to learning.
✅ Apply strategies to reduce unnecessary cognitive demands in lessons.
✅ Explain the importance of good questioning in stimulating thinking.
✅ Apply a range of creative questioning techniques in lesson planning.
✅ Identify different types of graphic organizers and their uses.
✅ Apply graphic organizers to support student thinking and learning.
✅ Identify digital tools that increase student engagement and interaction.
✅ Apply one or more tools to enhance a planned lesson or activity.
✅ Understand the importance of voice and choice in building agency.
✅ Identify strategies for incorporating student input into learning design.
✅ Understand common challenges around academic honesty.
✅ Apply strategies to foster integrity and prevent plagiarism.
✅ Define culturally responsive teaching and why it matters.
✅ Apply strategies to make learning relevant and affirming for all students.
✅ Recognize characteristics of effective classroom questions.
✅ Design questions that promote deeper thinking and discussion.
✅ Understand the role of clarity and success criteria in improving learning.
✅ Write clear learning intentions and success criteria for your lessons.
✅ Identify the benefits and challenges of flexible grouping.
✅ Apply grouping strategies to differentiate instruction and build collaboration.
✅ Understand common time management challenges for teachers.
✅ Apply tools and strategies to prioritize tasks and manage time effectively.
✅ Define student agency and why it matters for learning.
✅ Apply practices that increase student ownership over learning.
✅ Understand key sustainability concepts relevant to your subject.
✅ Identify ways to embed sustainability themes into lessons and units.
✅ Understand principles and protocols for effective collaborative planning.
✅ Practice facilitating a planning session with peer feedback.
✅ Define authentic assessment and its value in student learning.
✅ Design an authentic assessment task with peer review and refinement.
✅ Identify strategies that promote critical thinking across subjects.
✅ Apply and reflect on a critical thinking routine through peer practice.
✅ Understand common challenges and solutions in group work.
✅ Design and practice a group work activity with strategies for accountability.
✅ Understand the components of a strong unit plan aligned with outcomes.
✅ Draft a unit plan outline and receive peer feedback for improvement.
✅ Understand the purpose and benefits of peer assessment.
✅ Design and practice a peer assessment task, incorporating peer suggestions
✅ Explore methods for differentiating based on student needs.
✅ Plan a differentiated lesson and refine it through peer feedback.
✅ Identify opportunities for interdisciplinary learning within your curriculum.
✅ Draft an interdisciplinary unit or activity and refine with peers.
✅ Understand how progress tracking supports motivation and learning.
✅ Design a system for tracking student progress and improve it through feedback.
✅ Understand the principles of gamification and their application in education.
✅ Design and peer-review a gamified lesson or activity.
✅ Understand the purpose and process of service learning.
✅ Plan a service-learning project and present it for peer critique.
✅ Understand what metacognition is and why it matters for learners.
✅ Develop a plan to teach metacognitive strategies and refine it with peer input.
✅ Understand key restorative practices to build community and repair harm.
✅ Practice a restorative circle or conversation protocol with peer feedback.
✅ Understand how to analyze classroom data to inform instruction.
✅ Apply data analysis to design a differentiated learning plan with peer review.
✅ Understand the purpose and structure of student-led conferences.
✅ Plan a student-led conference process and refine with peer feedback.
✅ Explore structured discussion protocols to deepen student thinking.
✅ Practice facilitating a protocol and receive peer feedback.
✅ Understand the essential elements of effective PLCs.
✅ Plan and practice facilitating a PLC session with peer input.
✅ Understand the foundations of ethical reasoning in student learning.
✅ Design an activity or lesson to build ethical reasoning and peer-review it.
✅ Identify the key features of a classroom culture of thinking.
✅ Develop and share an action plan to foster this culture, refined through peer feedback.
✅ Understand the role of reflection in enhancing learning outcomes.
✅ Design and practice a reflection activity, improved through peer suggestions.
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