Self assessment for students examples you can use right now in class! Be sure to grab a notebook and pen for this one because I’m going through LOTS of tips for self reflection. Self reflection can be transformational for students… so I’m offering self assessment for students examples right inside this episode.

 In this episode you will learn:

• Examples of student self assessment in the classroom 
• How to foster a sense of self reflection to engage all students
• 3 tips to increase engagement with self reflection
  

Fun fact!! I live in Chicago, right next to the train. You’ll hear it a few times in the recording

Links Mentioned in the Episode:

Middle web article

Guide to Engaging Math Discussions 

Related Blog Posts:

Giving students feedback: https://monamath.com/giving-students-feedback/

Good Feedback with Learning Targets: https://monamath.com/good-feedback/

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Learning Targets are the key to giving students effective feedback. 
After our chat last week (on episode 29) we discussed how we must be clear what we will be giving students feedback on. This week is the answer to that challenge– learning targets and criteria can help you develop that clarity so your feedback is effective & useful for your students to actually apply to their learning! 

In this episode you will honestly chat about:

• what a learning target is 
• learning target examples to help you create your own 
• examples of how I use this practice with my own students 

Fun fact!! I live in Chicago, right next to the train. You’ll hear it a few times in the recording

Links Mentioned in the Episode: 

Guide to Engaging Math Discussions 

Related Podcast Episodes: 

Episode 29 “Giving Students Feedback 4 Tips from my Elementary Math Class”

Related Resources: 

 Student Centered Assessment Bundle (Everything you need to make feedback effective in your classroom!) 

 Math Affirmations 

 Math Classroom Norms 

 Math Stories Autobiography Writing Project

Download your free Guide to Engaging Math Discussions 

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Giving students feedback isn’t easy. But in this episode I’m offering up 4 Tips ( and lots of advice) on how giving students feedback can be less stressful and more meaningful. 

In this episode you will learn:

• what makes feedback “good” 
• how giving students feedback is a process 
• 4 Tips to giving students feedback today! 

Fun fact!! I live in Chicago, right next to the train. You’ll hear it a few times in the recording

Links Mentioned in the Episode: 

Guide to Engaging Math Discussions 

Related Blog Posts: 

Math Vision 

Math Mindset Matters 

Math Stories 

Related Resources: 

 Math Affirmations 

 Math Classroom Norms 

 Classroom Community Resource Bundle 

 Math Stories Autobiography Writing Project

Download your free Guide to Engaging Math Discussions 

Let’s Connect

Send me a DM on Instagram I LOVE chatting with people, so send me all your questions, comments and feedback! 

Tag me on Instagram @HelloMonaMath and let me know you’re listening! I love seeing what parts are resonating with you. 

I don’t want you to miss a thing! Be the first to know when a new episode is available by subscribing. 

Looking for a community of like minded math educators? Join The Math Teacher Collaborative Facebook Group! Support the show

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