Learning Targets
Learning Targets
Learning Targets are goals for lessons, projects, units, and courses. They are derived from standards and used to assess growth and achievement. They are written in concrete, student-friendly language - beginning with the stem “I can” - shared with students, posted in the classroom, and tracked carefully by students and teachers during the process of learning. Students spend a good deal of time discussing and analyzing them and may be involved in modifying or creating them. (Berger, Rugen, and Woodfin, 2014 - Leaders of Their Own Learning)
Learning Targets are goals for lessons, projects, units, and courses. They are derived from standards and used to assess growth and achievement. They are written in concrete, student-friendly language - beginning with the stem “I can” - shared with students, posted in the classroom, and tracked carefully by students and teachers during the process of learning. Students spend a good deal of time discussing and analyzing them and may be involved in modifying or creating them. (Berger, Rugen, and Woodfin, 2014 - Leaders of Their Own Learning)
Learning Targets Focus Teachers in
Learning Targets Focus Teachers in
Their Teaching
Their Teaching
Learning Targets Focus Students During Their Learning
Learning Targets Focus Students During Their Learning
From Moss, C. M. & Brookhart, S. M. (2012) Learning Targets: Helpings Students Aim for Understanding in Today’s Lesson
Resources to Learn More
Resources to Learn More
General Resources on Learning Targets
General Resources on Learning Targets
Resources to Support Writing Language Objectives
Resources to Support Writing Language Objectives