A5. Sharing the importance of deep learning with colleagues, introducing the 6Cs, supporting implementation of pedagogy that supports deep learning. #hpedeeplearning
A3. “Learning that involves a critical mass of others” is most important so that teachers and students (and systems) can build on students’ competencies year after year. #hpedeeplearning
A2. If you don’t live by “less is more” resonates with me because it is difficult to feel like you’re letting go of mandatory curriculum in order to dig into student-driven inquiries. #hpedeeplearning
A1. As students move through the progressions there is an increased awareness of the competency, their place within it, and their ability to independently reflect and act. #hpedeeplearning
A4. Regularly sharing #UDL strategies that will support Leveraging Digital and promote the Deep Learning Competencies. I will make sure to highlight the competency a strategy supports best. #hpeDeepLearning
A3. If we “liberate downward” educators/students will feel supported taking risks with deep learning, will feel free to explore learning pathways they are passionate about and are comfortable making mistakes, reflecting, and redesigning their learning experience. #hpedeeplearning
A2. The Protocol for Collaborative Assessment sentence starter prompts (p. 111) could be used when moderating student exemplars with staff, but could also be used with students when doing self or peer assessments of work. Measure. Reflect. Change. #hpedeeplearning
A1. Collaborating with colleagues can help you navigate through a learning experience, especially when you might feel stuck. Moderating student exemplars helps you to be sure that there is a common understanding of the competencies and their progressions. #hpedeeplearning
A4. I like the explanation of wording, instead of ‘technology’, using ‘leveraging digital’ because tech does not necessary amplify or accelerate any learning, in fact it can become a barrier to learning. #hpedeeplearning