- Just try!
- It’s good to make mistakes.
- Never leave someone out. You accomplish more as a team.
- Set goals to help you improve.
- Read! Read! Read!
- Be yourself!
- I learned to work as a team and to build each other up.
- I learned to learn from my mistakes.
- I learned to be more responsible.
- I learned to ask questions.
- I learned that leaders listen and don’t just think about what they want to say.
- I learned how to become a better person.
- I learned how it’s important to laugh.
- I have learned that school is FUN!
- To keep our classroom clean
- Coding is AMAZING!
- How to not be that shy
- To reach out for help
- To take brainbreaks
- I learned that it’s cool to have couches and comfortable places to work.
- I learned to push myself. I pushed myself in reading and became a better reader.
- I learned to try my best.
- I learned that some questions have many answers.
- How to be polite
- To never give up
- I learned to follow my passions!
- The history of America and why we should be grateful to live in this country
- To have an awesome time
- To have fun as you learn
- To have high goals
- Have a positive attitude
- A mistake just means you’re learning
- Treat others how you want to be treated
- I learned how to love math.
- I can change the world!
- I learned a lot of math that I actually understand for the first time in my life.
- I learned a lot about writing and how important it is for a leader to know.
- To connect with people around the world and learn from them
- First, I learned how to speak in front of people. I’m not as nervous as I used to be.
- I learned that even if you know a lot about a certain subject that you can still learn more.
- We learned a lot of science but we had fun at the same time
- I learned a LOT of technology!
- I learned to think and show evidence
- To have plan B, C, D, etc.
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Monday, May 30, 2016
Beyond the Basics- What My Students Learned This Year
Inspired by Kara Welty's @kara_welty blogpost I asked my students to write the top 10 things that they learned in 5th grade. Here is a compiled list of some of their responses. (I did not include specifics about a content area or more personal responses.) My heart did a little happy flip when I read their answers. We learned so much more together than the required curriculum standards.
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