Self-Managing Timetables
We got some student voice based around Student Agency at the start of Term Two to see where our students were and what they already knew about it. Also to see how much choice and input they thought they had into their learning.
It was interesting reading through this. The students want to have some freedom and choice in their learning. Talking with the other teachers the students also want to have some structure around what they should be doing. I will start with a simple timetable that they can fill in with tasks that need to be done.
After discussing and thinking about ways to start the classroom's timetable I decided to start Week 8 of term one. We had been working on our managing self rubric and knew that this would be important.
I wanted the students have access to their own copy of the Weekly work so they could change, highlight, write on and have ownership of their week. Here is the first weeks slide:
Week 8 Term 2
The students had to fill in their own timetable making sure that they completed all of the work.
I really just leaped in with the students to give this a go. We looked at the managing self rubric to make sure they were 'split-screening' and thinking of this as well as content.
I found that some students were very good at their time-management and some clearly only wanted to do what they 'liked' doing.
I had some things to think about over the holidays to make the time-table more effective and make sure the students were completing what they needed to.
Week 8 Term 2
The students had to fill in their own timetable making sure that they completed all of the work.
I really just leaped in with the students to give this a go. We looked at the managing self rubric to make sure they were 'split-screening' and thinking of this as well as content.
I found that some students were very good at their time-management and some clearly only wanted to do what they 'liked' doing.
I had some things to think about over the holidays to make the time-table more effective and make sure the students were completing what they needed to.
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