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    • For successful goal setting, student self reflection must come first. This tool will walk students through a student self evaluation based on their choices and their learning that week or month. Then, they will complete student goal setting based on their student self reflection. The bonus is that this tool can also be used for student self evaluation for conferences. Talk about a win win!
    • Incorporating weekly or monthly student self reflections make a great starting point for student goal setting within the upper elementary classroom. First, students complete the student self evaluation part of the Google Form. Afterward, they move into the student goal setting step where they also have the change to complete student goal tracking on their last goal. This is a great tool to foster student leadership, as well. Click to check it out.
    • For successful goal setting, student self reflection must come first. This tool will walk students through a student self evaluation based on their choices and their learning that week or month. Then, they will complete student goal setting based on their student self reflection. The bonus is that this tool can also be used for student self evaluation for conferences. Talk about a win win!
    • Try adding regular student self evaluations to your classroom routine. They make a great starting point for student goal setting and student goal tracking. Students start by completing the student self reflection. Then, they move into the student goal setting step where they also have the change to complete student goal tracking on their last goal. This is a great tool to foster student leadership.
    • Incorporating weekly or monthly student self reflections make a great starting point for student goal setting within the upper elementary classroom. First, students complete the student self evaluation part of the Google Form. Afterward, they move into the student goal setting step where they also have the change to complete student goal tracking on their last goal. This is a great tool to foster student leadership, as well. Click to check it out.
    • For successful goal setting, student self reflection must come first. This tool will walk students through a student self evaluation based on their choices and their learning that week or month. Then, they will complete student goal setting based on their student self reflection. The bonus is that this tool can also be used for student self evaluation for conferences. Talk about a win win!
    • Grab the student emotional check in freebie to get a sense of how your students are doing each day. This student check in Google Form is free and a great way to offer student emotional support, when it’s needed. Students can complete this quick class check in within a few minutes as part of your classroom morning routine. It’s a great alternative to the whole class check in board as it offers students a private space to share how they are feeling. Grab this student emotional check in freebie.
    • Looking for student check in ideas? This student check in Google Form is free and a great way to offer student emotional support. It’s a great alternative to the whole class check in board as it offers students a private space to request a check in from the teacher and to share how they are feeling. It’s a perfect tool to use as a morning class check in in upper elementary and will only take students a few minutes to fill out. Click to grab this student check in freebie.