Assist students in setting goals that are appropriate to their levels and learning needs.
Example:
“What goals would you like to set next? Let’s think about the steps to take that will help you move forward toward those goals.”
“You’ve made improvements in _____ . Now let’s focus some time on the areas that are a little more challenging for you to build your strengths in those areas, too.”
Further reading:
CAST Professional Learning – Mastery Oriented Feedback Card
Edutopia – Helping Students Set Goals and Find Success
Teachhub – How to Help Students Set and Reach Their Goals
EdWeek – 10 Tips for Setting Successful Goals with Students
Written by: Louis Olander
Reviewed by: Kathy Furlong Silverio
Tags: goals, methods
Categorised in: (6) Executive Function, (8) Effort and Persistence, (9) Self Regulation